How to use GitHub with SSH Keys on Windows 10

Many thanks !!!

what an easy tutorial, very good bro

Thanks a lot.

thank you sooooooooooooooo much sir, i am so thankful you made this video

Thank you soooooo much for this it turns out that due to a driver issue I couldn't make ssh keys from gitbash but I never thought of using powershell my issue is solved and I am no longer in fear of getting a 0 on my first assignment of the semester tysm!

Great video. Clear and straght to the point

nice thanks :) for me i was trying to do it in my vscode terminal and wasnt working. I had to eventually go to my gitcmd and do it there and tada

Thanks a lot

Best tutorial out there, thanks... really

That was great.

I did the clone function the same as you did, but my powerShell is not recognizing the git term. Am I missing something ?
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Good stuff, quick and easy tutorial. Appreciate it!

Just be aware, this is for windows and will work with wsl bash, but won't work with Ubuntu if you are using it in the wsl sub-system. The key needs to be generated with Ubuntu and stored in /home/<username/.ssh key. It took me a while to figure that out.

cool

When bro is hilarious and gets the job done! :)

amazing, you're great. i whish all my so called teachers had half the talent you have!

Thank You!

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not working.............too many arguments

WHY WONT MY "git" WORK IN POWERSHELL! AH

Thumbs up just because listening to you just made me feel good about life! With a strange urge to draw ascii art....

THANK YOU!!!

thanks, saved my day😀

I love the voice! 😂

don't you have to add your ssh key to your ssh agent in order to push afterwords to github?

Thanks!!!!

thank you sir

YOU ARE A M A Z I N G, sorted me out, short & concise!

where is ssh folder? I don't see it

This was helpful. thank you

thank you!!!

"fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists."

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