You don't. You can download it from S3 and execute locally. What exactly are you trying to achieve?
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S3 is just storage. It's not a hard drive or a computer, it's just object storage.
If you're storing your .exe in S3 then there's some options to use Lambda to run the exe. You could also run a EC2 instance or access the S3 bucket with IAM credentials from a locally hosted server. It all depends on what you're doing.