.Ssh solution can not be found in computer files

Open GIT bash
write command:
1.git config --global user.name "XXX"
xxx represents your user name

2.git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
enter the mailbox

3. Create a new SSH key
opening Git Bash, enter a command, and then three consecutive press Enter to:
SSH-keygen -t RSA -C "[email protected]"
will then be prompted to Enter file in which it to save a path behind the key is, you'll find what you want the .ssh folder

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