In this wiki various guides can be found to set up a good Windows development environment.
All tools and libraries will be installed in C:\dev\, you can move this if you'd like (I'd suggest not to), but make sure to keep it a short, ASCII-only path without any spaces. Some parts may break if you don't follow this guideline. From this point on and in all other places we will use C:\dev\ - substitute for whatever directory you ended up using.
I can also suggest to create C:\dev\bin and adding it to your path. You can then drop small executables/scripts there to run anywhere from the command line.
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