<ul><li>This guide provides step-by-step instructions to set up SSH keys for secure and efficient interaction with GitHub repositories.</li><li>Ensure Git is installed on your system. If not, download and install it from Git for Windows. A GitHub account is also required.</li><li>The steps to set up SSH keys include configuring Git with user information, generating an SSH key pair, starting the SSH agent, adding the SSH key to the agent, copying the public key to the clipboard, adding the SSH key to GitHub, and verifying the SSH connection.</li><li>Once the SSH key is configured, users can securely push, pull, and manage GitHub repositories without entering credentials repeatedly.</li></ul>

Setting Up GitHub SSH Keys on Your Computer

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