Windows VPS and RDP guides
Short, practical guides written by the FOMZE team. Start with how to connect, then pick what you need.
How to connect to your Windows VPS with Remote Desktop
Step-by-step for Windows, Mac, Android and iPhone, with fixes for common errors.
Buy a Windows VPS with Crypto (BTC, ETH, USDT)
Pay for a Windows VPS with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 100+ other cryptocurrencies. See how crypto checkout works, how fast your server is set up, and tips to avoid mistakes.
How to Back Up a Windows VPS (Snapshots vs Backups)
Snapshots and backups are not the same thing. Learn what each one does, how to copy your important data off the server, and a simple routine to follow.
How to Change the Administrator Password on a Windows VPS
Step-by-step: change the Administrator password inside a Remote Desktop session, why you should do it on day one, and how to store the new password safely.
How to Choose a VPS Location for the Best Speed
The closer your server is to you, or to the service you connect to, the faster it feels. Learn how to pick a region, with the seven FOMZE locations explained.
How to Choose the Right Windows VPS Plan
Not sure which Windows VPS size to buy? Use this guide to match CPU, RAM and storage to what you plan to run, and avoid paying for more than you need.
How to Keep Programs Running 24/7 on a Windows VPS
Closing Remote Desktop does not stop your programs, but signing out does. Learn the difference, and how to start programs automatically after a restart.
How to Secure a Windows VPS Against RDP Attacks
Practical steps to protect a Windows VPS that uses Remote Desktop: strong passwords, updates, network level authentication, firewall rules and checking failed logins.
How to Speed Up a Slow Remote Desktop Connection
Fix a laggy Remote Desktop session: change display and experience settings, check the server load, test your own internet, and pick a closer region.
How to Transfer Files to a Windows VPS
Four simple ways to move files between your PC and a Windows VPS: copy and paste, local drive sharing in Remote Desktop, cloud storage and downloads.
RDP vs VPS: What Is the Difference?
RDP is a way to connect to a computer, and a VPS is the server you connect to. Learn how they differ, what "RDP hosting" really means, and which one you need.
Using a Windows VPS for Remote Work
How a Windows VPS can give you the same desktop from any device, keep work files in one place, and what to watch out for before you rely on it.
VPS Specs Explained: vCPU, RAM, SSD and Port Speed
What do vCPU, RAM, SSD, port speed, traffic and snapshots mean on a VPS plan? A plain-English explanation of every number on a hosting page.
What Is a Windows VPS? A Plain-English Guide
A Windows VPS is a virtual Windows server you rent and control from anywhere. Learn what it is, what it is used for, and what to know before you buy one.
Windows Server 2016 vs 2019 vs 2022: Which to Pick
Compare Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 for a VPS. See what changed, how long each is supported, and which version to choose for your software.
Windows VPS for E-commerce and Business Tools
How online sellers and small businesses use a Windows VPS to run accounting, inventory and reporting software around the clock, with a fixed IP address and access from any device.
Windows VPS vs Dedicated Server: Key Differences
A VPS is a share of a physical server. A dedicated server is the whole machine. Compare cost, performance, control and when each one makes sense.
Windows VPS vs Shared Hosting: Which Do You Need?
Shared hosting is built for simple websites. A Windows VPS is a whole Windows computer you control. See the differences and which one fits your project.