Happ · V2Ray R‑VPN · Windows

Download the Happ installer for Windows from our website and run it. It is a regular next-next setup; when it finishes, Happ appears in the Start menu. Windows 10 build 1809 or later, or Windows 11, is required.

Instead of Happ you can install INCY — it works with the same subscription link: INCY installer for Windows. The installer is not digitally signed, so Windows may show “Unknown publisher” — click “More info” → “Run anyway”.

Open your dashboard, switch the technology to V2Ray and activate servers by clicking the flags. Choose countries that are geographically closer to you — the ping will be lower. Activate several at once: one connection is not enough, and a neighbouring server helps out when this one stops responding.

Every activated server has a “Copy link” button — it copies a vless://… link to the clipboard. If you are setting up a phone that is lying next to you, click “QR-Code” instead: the code appears on screen and can be scanned right from Happ.

Open Happ and click “+” in the left sidebar. In the form that opens, paste the copied link into the “Subscription URL” field and press “Add” — the server shows up in the list. The other switches in that form can be left as they are.

Repeat this for the other activated servers. Keep 4–5 profiles at hand: switching countries then takes a second, and you don't have to go back to the dashboard when a server starts to lag.

Select a configuration from the list and press the big connect button. Windows asks once for permission to create a network adapter — confirm it. Once the timer starts and the Happ icon in the tray turns active, the connection is up. From now on the country changes with a single tap, and the same button turns the VPN off.

To avoid picking servers blindly, use our Radar service — radar.rvpn.online: it shows which servers are up right now and how fast they respond (sign in with your VPN login and password).

Tip: test every connection one by one. If the internet disappears after you connect, your ISP most likely blocks the subnet of the data center the server sits in. Remove that server from Happ and from your dashboard and activate a different one instead. Also look into the Routing section: it turns on rule-based mode, where part of the traffic goes directly, bypassing the VPN.