I suppose you should reboot Windows afterwards. Install drivers, then addons, by running “setup.exe”.
Download and unpack 2 packages (drivers and addons) from the download page. I tested the driver on 32-bit Windows 7 Professional. This manual expects you to know basic commands and command-line shells of Linux and Windows, for example, how to view contents of a directory. This is true even for the official manual. Another obstacle is the absence of reasonable documentation for the driver and the presence of outdated skimpy tutorials. I guess this is a stumbling point for many users. The bad news is, it works with old versions of XFS only. Yes, it works despite what you read on the web. The good news is, there is a XFS driver for Windows by Crossmeta/Pavitrasoft.
If you end up here for the same reason, I have good and bad news for you. When you are looking for a driver of XFS, a well-known filesystem for Unix, for the Windows operation system, Linux forums leave the bitter word “impossible” in your heart.
