Get Windows 10/11 connected in 5 minutes
The original Clash for Windows author removed the repo. Clash Verge is the actively maintained community fork.
Requires .NET Framework 4.8 or .NET 6 runtime.
Windows Defender may flag it — click 'More info' → 'Run anyway'.
Clash Verge installs a system service to manage proxy — UAC prompt → Yes.
Tap '+' → 'Manual' to create an empty profile, or use 'New' to open the config editor.
'Proxies' tab → 'Add' → type SS → fill IP / Port / Password / Encryption. Or hit 'Import URL' and paste the SS URL.
Tick the node you just added.
A 'VPN connected' icon appears in the Windows taskbar.
Switch to Global if some sites refuse to proxy.
IP should switch. Then try google.com.
Common false positive. Defender → Virus & threat protection → Exclusions → add the Clash Verge install folder. If concerned, scan the .exe at https://www.virustotal.com first.
System proxy is still on. Settings → Network & internet → Proxy → turn off 'Use a proxy server'. Or relaunch Clash Verge and quit normally — it'll clean up.
Both should use the system proxy. Chrome → Settings → System → 'Open your computer's proxy settings' — verify the toggle is on. Restart the browser.
Install .NET 6.0 Desktop Runtime from microsoft.com/dotnet.
Links go to official sources. If GitHub is slow or unreachable in your region, email contact@jiangren.com.au for mirrors.