The native platform — Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7 fully supported.
Windows is Radmin VPN's home platform: the client is a native Windows application built to integrate cleanly with the OS network stack, which is why connection setup and firewall traversal tend to be the smoothest here compared with any other environment.
Because it's a first-class Windows app, Radmin VPN also pairs naturally with Radmin Remote Control for full remote-desktop sessions once the virtual network is in place — useful for IT support, home-to-office access, or reaching a gaming PC from a laptop.
The native platform — Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7 fully supported.
Windows 7 SP1 or later (32-bit or 64-bit), a few megabytes of free disk space, and an active internet connection — no special hardware needed.
Run the installer with administrator rights so it can register the virtual network adapter; a UAC prompt during setup is expected and safe to accept.
Windows Defender Firewall or third-party security software may prompt you the first time Radmin VPN runs — allow both private and public network access for it to work reliably.
Click 'Network' → 'Create' to spin up a new virtual LAN, name it, and share the generated ID/password with the other Windows PCs you want to connect.
Yes, it runs on the latest Windows 11 builds as well as Windows 10, 8 and 7.
Yes, administrator rights are required during installation to create the virtual network adapter, but day-to-day use doesn't require elevated permissions.
In most cases yes, since Radmin VPN creates its own virtual adapter, but conflicts can occasionally occur with certain corporate VPN clients — disable one temporarily if you see connectivity issues.