Microsoft RDP Client Extensions
Publisher’s description
What is Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions?
Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions is an open-source remote desktop program for Windows from Devolutions inc.. It ranks 50th by popularity among remote desktop in this catalogue. It is written in C#.
Installation and requirements
Official installers exist for 64-bit, ARM64 and 32-bit as MSI. The installer supports unattended (silent) installation. An MSI package is available for deployment with Group Policy, Intune or Configuration Manager.
Popularity and file types
The source code on GitHub (Devolutions/MsRdpEx) has 300 stars. Similar programs include TeamViewer, UltraVNC and TigerVNC.
Project description on GitHub: “Microsoft RDP Client Extensions”
Pros / Cons
Pros
- Open source: the code can be inspected and built by anyone
- Native ARM64 build for Windows on Arm
- MSI package for managed deployment
- Documented silent install
In short: Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions is an open-source remote desktop tool for 64-bit, ARM64 and 32-bit PCs. Administrators can deploy it unattended.
Is Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions safe to download?
- The file is served by github.com, the publisher’s own domain
- The download link uses HTTPS
- A SHA256 hash is published, so you can verify the file:
54E4A40C78806781A49C2F5BBA88E6574D13C122381EB2346B966B727D7D4A3E· Open the VirusTotal report for this hash - The link has not been checked yet
- The source code is public
- ExeAtlas does not host, wrap or modify installers
Related guide: How to check a file’s SHA256 hash on Windows
Recent versions
All 1 versions ›| Version | Date | Size | Files |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026.1.12.0Latest | February 27, 2026 | — | 64-bit MSI32-bit MSIARM64 MSI |
Install from the command line
Silent install ›winget install --id Devolutions.MsRdpEx -emsiexec /i MsRdpEx-2026.01.12.0-x64.msi /qn /norestartmsiexec /x {7657C54A-2510-47BF-8D08-4AFFF61ED4D2} /qn /norestartRelated guide: How to use winget: install and update apps
Information
- Publisher
- Devolutions inc.
- Category
- Remote desktop
- Licence
- MIT License
- Price
- Free
- Source code
- github.com/Devolutions/MsRdpEx
- Written in
- C#
- Requires
- Windows 11 / 10
- Architecture
- 64-bit, ARM64, 32-bit
- Installer
- MSI
- Version
- 2026.1.12.0
- Released
- February 27, 2026
- Added to the catalogue
- February 27, 2026
- Versions listed
- 1
- GitHub stars
- 300
- GitHub forks
- 50
- winget ID
- Devolutions.MsRdpEx
- MSI product code
- {7657C54A-2510-47BF-8D08-4AFFF61ED4D2}
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Frequently asked questions
Is Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions free?
Yes. Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions is open-source software under the MIT License licence.
Is Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions safe to download?
The download comes from github.com, which belongs to the publisher; ExeAtlas does not host or change the file. Compare its SHA256 hash with the one shown here, or open the VirusTotal report for that hash.
How do I install Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions with winget?
Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal and run the winget command shown on this page. winget downloads the official installer and checks its SHA256 hash before running it.
Can Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions be installed silently?
Yes. The silent install page lists the exact command for each installer, including msiexec for the MSI package.
Does Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions run on ARM (Windows on Arm)?
Yes, there is a native ARM64 installer.
What are alternatives to Devolutions Microsoft RDP Extensions?
TeamViewer, UltraVNC, TigerVNC, NETworkManager and Terminals. The alternatives page compares them.
