Install Windows 7, 10, 11, Server 2019, 2022 or 2025 on any KVM-based Linux VPS in minutes. Supports x86 and ARM processors. Fully automatic via SSH.
From purchase to Windows desktop in 4 simple steps. No deep technical expertise required — just SSH access to your VPS.
Purchase an install credit pack. You'll receive a license key instantly by email. Credits never expire.
Connect to your KVM Linux VPS via SSH or PuTTY as root. Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04 or any Linux distro works. ARM VPS is supported too.
Paste the install command, enter your license key, pick your Windows version and type YES. The rest is automatic.
After 10–30 minutes, your VPS reboots into Windows. Connect via RDP — or use VNC for first-time network setup if RDP isn't available right away.
Choose the Windows version that fits your needs — from lightweight desktop editions to full enterprise server OS. ARM VPS users can select Windows 11 ARM.
Built for system administrators, developers, and businesses who need Windows on their Linux VPS — fast and reliably.
Buy once, use anytime. Credits never expire. Use your key across multiple VPS servers as needed.
The entire installation process runs unattended after you confirm. No manual OS setup wizard needed.
Windows boots with RDP pre-enabled on port 3389. If RDP isn't immediately reachable, use VNC first — network auto-configures on first login.
Works on standard x86 KVM VPS and ARM-based KVM VPS (e.g. Ampere Altra). Select Windows 11 ARM for ARM processors.
Every install is validated against our secure license API. Keys are managed via WHMCS — industry standard billing platform.
Works with Hetzner, Vultr, Linode, DigitalOcean, OVH, Contabo and any other KVM VPS provider globally.
Buy install credits. Each credit = one Windows installation on one VPS. Credits never expire.
As long as your VPS uses KVM virtualization, our installer works. OpenVZ is not supported. ARM-based KVM VPS is fully supported.
Everything you need to know before getting started.
Get started in minutes. Buy credits, run one command, connect via RDP. That's all it takes.