Readme file corrected for run .exe file from terminal

README.md

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 # Network Connection Tester (v1.0.0)
-Developed by Emmanuel Hernandez | Automation Engineering
+Developed by Emmanuel Hernandez | Automation Specialist II
 
 A high-performance CLI tool designed to monitor network devices in real-time using parallel processing (up to 30 workers). It verifies ICMP reachability (Ping) and TCP port status, exporting a historical log to a timestamped CSV on exit.
-
 ## Project Structure
 * `src/cli.py`: Main execution script for the terminal interface.
 * `devices_example.csv`: Template file for targets input.
-
 ## How to Run
+1. Download the latest version from the **Releases** section.  
+2. Use `devices_example.csv` as a template to create a list of devices to be tested.
+3. Using **File Explorer**, drag and drop your CSV file onto `Network_Scanner.exe` to execute the tool.
+4. Once the tool opens, you will see a live table updating the status of your devices in real-time.
+5. Press `Ctrl + C` to stop the execution and automatically generate the results report.
+6. Press `Enter` to close the window.
+## How to Run .exe from Terminal (PowerShell / CMD)
+If you prefer to run the executable using command lines instead of dragging files:
+1. Open PowerShell or CMD and navigate to the folder where `Network_Scanner.exe` and your CSV file are located.
+2. Execute the `.exe` by passing your CSV file as an argument:
+   ```powershell
+   .\Network_Scanner.exe your_devices_file.csv
+## How to Run from Terminal (Development)
 1. Ensure you have Python installed and your virtual environment active.
-2. Install dependencies: `pip install -r requirements.txt`
-3. Execute the tool providing your CSV file:
+2. Install the required dependencies:
    ```bash
-   python src/cli.py devices_example.csv
+   pip install -r requirements.txt
+3. Execute the tool by providing your target CSV file:
+   ```Bash
+   python src/cli.py csv_file_name.csv

devices.csv

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-name,enabled,hostname,port,reverseWordOrder,zeroBasedAddressing
-Test,false,192.168.1.81,502,true,true
-Test2,true,192.168.1.82,502,false,false
-Test3,false,192.168.1.83,502,true,true
-Test3r,false,192.168.1.84,502,true,true
+name,hostname,port
+Test1,192.168.1.81,502
+Test2,192.168.1.82,502
+Test3,192.168.1.83,502
+Test4,192.168.1.84,502