diff --git a/sftp.exe-examples.md b/sftp.exe-examples.md
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-  - Setup sftp-server on host
-    - Add location of sftp-server.exe binary as a subsystem in sshd_config file by adding an entry like below:
-    - `Subsystem       sftp    sftp-server.exe`
-    - Restart sshd.exe
-    - sftp-server will now be started automatically by sshd server when a sftp client connects to this computer
+## Setup `sftp-server` on host
 
-  - sftp.exe examples
-    - `sftp test1@localhost          //login to local machine using test1 username`
-    - `sftp -i .ssh/id_rsa test1@remotehost       //login using .ssh/id_rsa public key pair`
-    - `pwd     //show current remote directory`
-    - `lpwd     //show current local directory`
-    - `cd /tests       //changed to remote directory c:/tests`
-    - `get file1.txt   //download file1.txt from remote system to local directory`
-    - `put file1.txt   //upload the file to remote system from the current local directory`
-    - `exit`
+* Add location of sftp-server.exe binary as a subsystem in sshd_config file by adding this entry:
+    * `Subsystem       sftp    sftp-server.exe`
+* Restart sshd.exe
+    * `Restart-Service sshd`
+* `sftp-server` will now be started automatically by `sshd` when an SFTP client connects to the host
+
+## Using `sftp.exe`
+
+This example connects to the local machine (`localhost`) as the user `test1`, and downloads/uploads some files.
+
+```sh
+sftp test1@localhost                       //login to local machine using test1 username
+sftp -i .ssh/id_rsa test1@remotehost       //login using .ssh/id_rsa public key pair
+pwd                                        //show current remote directory
+lpwd                                       //show current local directory
+cd /tests                                  //changed to remote directory c:/tests
+get file1.txt                              //download file1.txt from remote system to local directory
+put file2.txt                              //upload the file to remote system from the current local directory
+exit
+```