diff --git a/INSTALLING.md b/INSTALLING.md
index 158344b..14c712c 100755
--- a/INSTALLING.md
+++ b/INSTALLING.md
@@ -6,35 +6,35 @@ The simplest installation in this guide is the one to be performed on termux. Be
    - First of all, if it is not installed, you should install termux from [**F-Droid**](https://f-droid.org/packages/com.termux/) (I recommend F-Droid).
    - In general (**if you have installed termux for the first time**), it is recommended to update the packages. You can use the command below;
    ```
-        pkg update && pkg upgrade -y
+   pkg update && pkg upgrade -y
    ```
    - Now all you have to do is download the script.
    ```
-        curl -LSs https://github.com/ShawkTeam/pmt/raw/3.0.2/pmt-termux.sh > pmt-termux.sh
+   curl -LSs https://github.com/ShawkTeam/pmt/raw/3.0.2/pmt-termux.sh > pmt-termux.sh
    ```
    - You need to prepare your environment. The script can do this for you;
    ```
-        bash pmt-termux.sh setup
+   bash pmt-termux.sh setup
    ```
    - Now, install `pmt` on Termux...
    ```
-        bash pmt-termux.sh install
+   bash pmt-termux.sh install
    ```
    - To get information about the script (usage etc.);
    ```
-        bash pmt-termux.sh --help
+   bash pmt-termux.sh --help
    ```
    - From now on, you can use `pmt` on termux. If you reinstall termux or clear its memory, you need to install it again with these steps.
    - For proper use of pmt, you need to use `tsu`. `tsu` works in a Termux environment, compared to the '`su`' command. We need this too. So, you should use '`tsu`' instead of '`su`' command for root access.
    ```
-        tsu
-        # You have now accessed root!
+   tsu
+   # You have now accessed root!
 
-        # If you don't want to go to the root environment exactly, you can run one-time root-accessible commands with sudo
-        sudo <commands>
+   # If you don't want to go to the root environment exactly, you can run one-time root-accessible commands with sudo
+   sudo <commands>
 
-        # Example:
-        sudo pmt --help
+   # Example:
+   sudo pmt --help
    ```
 
 **NOTES:**
@@ -50,16 +50,13 @@ You have 2 options for installing `pmt` on recovery (**one-time**)...
    - You need to install [**platform tools**](https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools) or [**minimal ADB**](https://androidmtk.com/download-minimal-adb-and-fastboot-tool) on your computer. And of course, both USB drives (you should find them).
    - You should download and extract `pmt` from [**publications**](https://github.com/ShawkTeam/pmt/releases) (there are many programs that can do this).
    - Enter the recovery mode on the device. Connect the USB cable. Make sure that the device is connected.
-   ```
-        adb devices
-   ```
    - Now, we need to send the `pmt` to the device and set permissions.
    ```
-        # Send to device
-        adb push <PMT_FILE_PATH> /system/bin/pmt
+   # Send to device
+   adb push <PMT_FILE_PATH> /system/bin/pmt
 
-        # Set permissions for pmt
-        adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/pmt
+   # Set permissions for pmt
+   adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/pmt
    ```
    - Now you can use `pmt` with the `adb shell` or via the recovery terminal.
 
@@ -71,8 +68,8 @@ You have 2 options for installing `pmt` on recovery (**one-time**)...
    - The file you are extracting must be in internal storage!
    - Enter the recovery mode and go to the terminal;
    ```
-        cp /sdcard/pmt /system/bin
-        chmod 755 /system/bin/pmt
+   cp /sdcard/pmt /system/bin
+   chmod 755 /system/bin/pmt
    ```
    - Now you can use `pmt` with the `adb shell` or via the recovery terminal.