Rent virtual VPS Windows server

Choose a nearer location, enable UDP for RDP, reduce desktop effects, set fixed resolution, and use NVMe tiers for heavy apps.

Usually available as a paid add-on after justification; apply via the billing/panel section.

Yes, pricing can vary by region/data center.

VPS shares host hardware with isolation; Dedicated gives you all server resources, higher price, and full hardware control.

You can re-install to another Windows version (or Linux) from the panel; reinstallation wipes data — backup first.

Availability varies by location; check plan details and request IPv6 if needed for apps or SEO/CDN features.

Yes — ensure sufficient RAM/IOPS, set up maintenance plans and backups, and consider separate disks for data/logs/tempdb.

Take a full backup (files + DB), export IIS sites, copy to the new VPS, update DNS, and verify SSL/app configs before switching traffic.

Typically SSD/NVMe for performance; some vendors offer larger HDD/NAS or object storage for archives and backups.

Yes. Use IIS or Plesk to run multiple sites; ensure you allocate enough RAM/CPU and isolate apps by pools.

Change admin password, create a new admin user, enable Windows Defender, turn on firewall, apply updates, restrict RDP, and set up backups + monitoring.

Depends on RDS licensing and server resources. For multi-user scenarios, configure Remote Desktop Services with proper CALs and tuning.

All VPS plans include one dedicated IPv4; additional IPs may be available as a paid add-on.

Yes, any Windows-compatible software within AUP/TOS: databases, application servers, desktop apps (via RDP), developer tools, monitoring agents, etc.

Use a strong password, change default port, enable Network Level Authentication, add IP allow-lists, and, if possible, place RDP behind a VPN or gateway.

Yes you can.

Follow best practices: enable Windows Firewall, restrict RDP (port, allow-lists), use strong passwords/2FA, schedule Windows Update, and consider DDoS protection options.

Windows VPS is usually offered across multiple global regions; choose the nearest location for lower latency and better user experience.

Yes. You can upgrade to higher CPU/RAM/storage without changing IPs in most setups; brief reboots may be required during resource changes.

More vCPU cores help parallel workloads; RAM benefits databases and RDS sessions; NVMe/SSD improves I/O-intensive tasks (DB, logs, search). Scale tiers as usage grows.

ASP.NET/ IIS websites, MS SQL Server, RemoteApp/RDS, accounting/CRM tools, .NET services, small game servers/tools, and GUI-needed workflows.

Unmanaged: you handle OS, patches, apps. Managed: the provider assists with OS updates, security hardening, monitoring, and troubleshooting per SLA. We provide Unmanaged VPS.

Provisioning is typically instant or within minutes after payment/verification; you’ll receive IP, credentials, and RDP details on your e-mail.

All plans are unmetered (with Fair Use Policy).

Yes — Windows VPS plans usually include full Administrator access, allowing you to install, configure, and manage any supported software.

Typical images include Windows Server 2016 free trial version. Moreover you can instfll any Windows from own ISO-image.

Use Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) from Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, or Android. Enter the server IP, user (e.g., Administrator), and password; then save the profile for future logins.

A Windows VPS is a virtual private server running the Windows operating system with isolated CPU/RAM/storage, admin rights, and remote desktop access for apps, websites, and services.