This repository provides a PowerShell script that automatically downloads, configures, and launches the RustDesk Windows x64 portable client, using only your self-hosted ID server and public key.
It is ideal for:
Note
| <# | |
| RustDesk Portable (x64) Auto Downloader & Configurator | |
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| β’ Downloads the latest available RustDesk Windows x64 portable client from GitHub | |
| β’ No installation (single .exe) | |
| β’ Automatically sets: | |
| - ID server | |
| - Key | |
| (Relay e API non impostati) | |
| β’ Creates and updates a download log |
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