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   Replacing <token> with the contents of your generated personal access token.
   
  -You can also save your personal access token as a permanent environment variable using the Windows user interface. In your Windows help bar, enter `environment` and select `Edit the system environment variables` from the list of suggestions.
  +You can also save your personal access token as a permanent environment variable using the Windows user interface. In your Windows help bar, enter `environment` and select **Edit the system environment variables** from the list of suggestions.
   
   This opens the `System Properties` window on the `Advanced` tab. Select the `Environment Variables` button.
   
  
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  ##### Troubleshoot Origin Key Import
  
  On a MacOS, you may encounter an upload failure.
  To remediate this failure:
  
   * Check that your `HAB_AUTH_TOKEN` is properly set and initialized
   * Add your `SSL_CERT_FILE` to the environment variables in your interactive shell configuration file, such as your `.bashrc`.
  
  
  
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  To test that your new token works correctly, open the Command Prompt---which you can find by entering command in the Windows search box---and entering `echo %HAB_AUTH_TOKEN%`. You should see the value that you pasted into the environment variable.
  
  ####  <a name="builder-token-macos" id="builder-token-macos" data-magellan-target="builder-token-macos">Set the personal access token as a macOS Environment Variable</a>
  
  Set the `HAB_AUTH_TOKEN` in the CLI with:
  
  