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An unsigned early Windows x64 preview is available. An earlier test connected one OpenVPN profile; broader Windows compatibility, routing, DNS, and leak checks remain pending. Read the release notes before installing.

Ask your FreePCVPN administrator. Codes are issued through the management panel; there is no public signup. The installer alone does not grant VPN access.

Windows 10 and 11 on x64 PCs. There is no ARM, macOS, or mobile build. Compatibility testing is pending; targeting a platform does not confirm that every configuration works.

Internet access and administrator rights. It installs FreePCVPN and downloads the official signed OpenVPN Community 2.7.7 prerequisite from swupdate.openvpn.org.

Keep Windows protections and organization policies enabled. Contact your administrator or wait for a signed, validated release. FreePCVPN does not yet have a code-signing certificate.

The preview installer is available without payment. Service access, capacity, and provider usage conditions are controlled by your administrator. Downloading is not a promise of unlimited service.

Activate the app, choose an available location or smart selection, and use the power control. The app reports connected only after OpenVPN confirms a tunnel. Broader Windows compatibility, routing, and DNS behavior still need validation.

Read the access message in the app. An authentication rejection can pause your device for administrator review, making every location unavailable even when servers are online. Your administrator must review that status. Otherwise, refresh Locations to check authorized capacity and location cooldowns.

The service chooses an available authorized location and account using capacity and health information. It does not measure your location or guarantee the fastest server.

Enable Start minimized in Settings to open in the tray when you launch FreePCVPN. It does not register the app to start with Windows and does not connect automatically.

Automatic retry stops, the account is paused, and your device may require administrator review. The app explains this paused access separately from a server being unavailable. Provider restrictions are not bypassed by rotating to another account.

This release uses OpenVPN only. WireGuard is not implemented and no release date is promised.

Neither is included. Closing the window sends the app to the tray by default and keeps an active connection running; Exit disconnects. You can change the close behavior in Settings. Traffic can use your normal network when disconnected or interrupted. Windows startup registration is not included.

They are illustrative countries in a website concept. The app retrieves actual available locations from your administrator’s service. The website preview does not create a connection.

No. Performance and access depend on network conditions, profiles, providers, and third-party restrictions. We have not published verified performance benchmarks.

No. Accounts, cookies, device characteristics, and information you share can identify you. Your VPN provider becomes part of your trust chain.

No independent security audit has been completed or published. Broader Windows, routing, and DNS validation is still pending.

Activation sends your computer name and code to the panel. The service maintains device identity, token hashes, connection leases, timing, outcomes, and administrator activity. The app saves a protected local device token and local preferences such as favorites, theme, and remembered location. Read privacy and data handling.

The panel control API does not receive or store browsing content, URLs, or DNS queries. This is not a verified no-logs claim for VPN endpoints. Endpoint providers apply their own terms and data practices.

Sign out to disconnect and remove the local token. Ask your administrator to revoke the device and handle deletion of server records. Signing out does not automatically erase panel records.