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# How to connect to your windows VPS
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You will receive the credentials of your purchase in your mailbox, we recommend checking the SPAM folder if you see that it does not appear, once it has been processed the credentials are always sent by mail.
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Once you have the login credentials on your mailbox you will do this steps
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1. Open your windows search bar and search "Remote Desktop".
2. In the "Computer" field you will put the server IP Address.
3. Select Show Options
4. Enter your username and "Save"
5. Click on Connect
6. You will see this:
7. On the first Field you need to put your username, usually is "Administrator" or "Administrador"
8. On the second you need to put your password and select "Remember my credentials".
9. Click OK and you will be connected to the VPS, *the first time you will see a Warning*.
On this case do the steps 1 and 2
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1. Download Remote Desktop or Windows APP on the APPSTORE (on Oct '24 microsoft changed the icon and the name of the app).
2. Open the app, you will see this:
3. select the + button and "Add PC"
4. Set the IP Address of the server on "PC NAME:", and a name to identify on "Friendly Name"
5. If you want to save the credentials change "Ask when required" on credentials category to "Add Credentials" and add it.
6. Select connect once you save the credentials and you will be connected to the server.
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