Windows ShadowsocksR Client


You will need one or more ssr:// URLs. Before you begin, you will need to get these from whoever set up your ShadowsocksR server(s). Store them in Notepad.

Open a browser and go to https://github.com/shadowsocksrr

Select the repository for shadowsocksr-csharp at https://github.com/shadowsocksrr/shadowsocksr-csharp

Select the releases tab at https://github.com/shadowsocksrr/shadowsocksr-csharp/releases

Download the Windows C# client software zip file ShadowsocksR-win-4.9.0.zip. (There is a problem with the zip file ShadowsocksR-win-4.9.2.zip.)

Open Windows File Explorer. Go to your Downloads folder.

To unzip the download, right-click on the downloaded file, and choose Extract All. This extracts the downloaded zip file into its own folder named ShadowsocksR-win-4.9.0.

Open the extracted folder ShadowsocksR-win-4.9.0. Choose your executable depending on your Windows PC:
  • For >= Windows 8 or with .NET 4.0, use ShadowsocksR-dotnet4.0.exe
  • For <= Windows 7 or with .NET 2.0, use ShadowsocksR-dotnet2.0.exe
Double-click on the exe file to launch ShadowsocksR. If a Windows Defender window appears, click Allow access.

The ShadowsocksR icon appears in the system tray notification area at the bottom right of your Windows desktop. If necessary, expand the hidden icons to reveal the ShadowsocksR icon. It looks like a paper airplane.

In Notepad, select all (Ctrl+a) your ssr:// URLs, and copy them (Ctrl+c) to the Windows clipboard.

Right-click on the ShadowsocksR paper airplane icon to bring up the control options.

Choose Import SSR links from clipboard to import the ssr:// URLs from your Windows clipboard.

In ShadowsocksR Edit Servers window, select the original entry at the top. Click Delete. This leaves just your imported entries. Click OK.

Open a browser, and visit https://www.iplocation.net to check your IP address's location.

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