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# 2Pint OSD Toolkit Task Sequence Module Details
## Download and Import the 2Pint Task Sequence Modules
2Pint has conveniently created task sequence modules which can be downloaded and imported into Configuration Manager directly. These modules simplify the process of adding BranchCache support into your current task sequences as well as pre-caching content to clients prior to deployment.
1. Visit our [Github respository](https://github.com/2pintsoftware/2Pint-OSDToolkit/blob/master/TS%20Modules-2Pint%20Software%20OSD%20Toolkit%2025.01.29.zip) to download a ZIP file which includes the three modules. On the top-right of the page, click the **ellips**e icon and in the menu, select the **Download** option.
2. Once downloaded, extract the ZIP to a shared folder on your Configuration Manager site server. This should result in three ZIP files referenced as Phase 1, Phase 2, and Phase 3.
3. In the Configuration Manager console, right-click the **Task Sequences** node and in the content menu, select **Import Task Sequence**. Follow the "Import Task Sequence Wizard" to import each Task Sequence module individually.
4. The result should be three new task sequences which can be later added to your deployment task sequences.
Please see the links below which describes the specific steps within each task sequence module.
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