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Windows, Linux x64 and Linux ARM64 (Raspberry Pi) – self-contained packages without separate runtime dependencies.
This page provides a brief installation overview. The detailed guide for your platform covers microphone permissions, server settings, remote control and troubleshooting:
Detailed Windows Guide Detailed Linux Guide
Windows 10, Windows 11 and Windows Server – a standard installer with automatic installation.
Version 1.2610.6.10 · EXE Installer
Download Setup_FSRdpClient.exe and save it in any folder.
Setup_FSRdpClient.exe
Double-click Setup_FSRdpClient.exe. The installer guides you through the installation steps.
After installation, you will find FSRdpClient in the Start menu or on your desktop. Launch the application directly.
Note: The client updates automatically. Windows may display a SmartScreen warning. Click “More info” and then “Run anyway” to continue.
Linux Mint, Ubuntu/Xubuntu, Debian, Zorin OS and related 64-bit distributions.
Version 1.2610.6.10 · Debian Package (.deb)
Raspberry Pi OS on Raspberry Pi 5 and other 64-bit ARM Linux systems.
Download the matching package above: x64 for PCs, ARM64 for Raspberry Pi. 32-bit Linux is not supported.
On Linux Mint and Ubuntu, double-clicking the downloaded file opens the software installer. Click "Install" and confirm with your password; missing programs such as the PipeWire tools or ffmpeg are installed automatically.
FSRdpClient then appears in the application menu.
cd ~/Downloads sudo apt install ./fsrdp-client_amd64.deb
On Raspberry Pi (or without a graphical software installer) this single terminal command is enough; there the file is named fsrdp-client_arm64.deb. apt installs all dependencies as well. The detailed guide also covers remote control, audio and updates.
The Linux clients use separate update channels for x64 and ARM64. An update's version and SHA-256 checksum are verified before installation; after you confirm with your password, apt installs the new package. Nothing is silently installed in the background.