Remote Desktop access
Connect to your Windows VPS through Remote Desktop and manage the server with administrator access. Install Windows-compatible applications, configure services, and run business workloads on dedicated virtual resources.
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W-RAPID
from €63.92/mo
- 4 vCPU Xeon Gold
- 110 GB NVMe storage
- 8 GB RAM
- 1 Gbps Port
- Windows Server 2022 OS
W-ACCELERATED
from €47.12/mo
- 2 vCPU Xeon Gold
- 90 GB NVMe storage
- 4 GB RAM
- 1 Gbps Port
- Windows Server 2022 OS
W-ONE
from €30.32/mo
- 1 vCPU Xeon Gold
- 50 GB NVMe storage
- 2 GB RAM
- 1 Gbps Port
- Windows Server 2022 OS
Remote Desktop access
Connect to your Windows VPS through Remote Desktop and manage the server with administrator access. Install Windows-compatible applications, configure services, and run business workloads on dedicated virtual resources.
Dedicated resources and security
Each Windows VPS has isolated CPU, RAM, NVMe storage and a dedicated IP address. Our technical team can help with setup, updates, backups and security questions.
Configured for your workload
Choose a Windows Server plan that matches your applications, databases or remote desktop users. If you need a custom configuration, GARMTECH can help estimate resources and initial setup.
Dedicated resources and security
Each Windows VPS has isolated CPU, RAM, NVMe storage and a dedicated IP address. Our technical team can help with setup, updates, backups and security questions.
Configured for your workload
Choose a Windows Server plan that matches your applications, databases or remote desktop users. If you need a custom configuration, GARMTECH can help estimate resources and initial setup.
Technical specification
Windows Server options
• Windows Server 2022 OS
• Remote Desktop access
• Administrator account access
• Dedicated IP address
• Windows-compatible application hosting
Business workload flexibility
• Easy plan upgrades without reinstalling
• Dedicated CPU and RAM allocations
• 1 Gbit/s port on VPS servers
• No fixed traffic quota, subject to fair use and plan resources
• Custom configurations available
Powerful NVMe +300% server speed
• All servers are equipped with NVMe drives
• NVMe improves application and desktop responsiveness
• Stable performance for business workloads
• All Windows VPS nodes run on modern NVMe storage
• All VPS are located in GARMTECH data centre in Latvia
Unique customer support
• 24/7/365 customer support
• 3 language technical support
• 4 language knowledge base
• Fast response to support requests
• Hosting since 2002 in hosting industry
Management and monitoring
• Easy to use VPS control panel
• Easy to use client portal
• Monitoring and notifications
• Optional administration support
• Software add-on options
Backups
• Free backups in all plans
• Daily backups
• Up to 7 days backup accessibility
• Options to restore whole server as well as single files
• Off-site backups
Choose Windows VPS for the right workload
When should you choose Windows rather than Linux?
Choose Windows when the application or administration workflow depends on Windows software or Remote Desktop. Choose Linux when the workload uses a Linux stack and does not require Windows applications.
Choose the VPS operating system around the workload
The main difference between a Linux VPS and a Windows VPS is software compatibility and the administration model. Choose Windows when the application explicitly requires a Windows Server role, IIS, classic .NET Framework, Windows-only software, or a Windows desktop administration workflow. Choose Linux for a Linux-native stack; ASP.NET Core and supported SQL Server versions can also run on Linux.
Is Remote Desktop alone a reason to choose Windows?
It is a workflow reason when administrators or applications require a Windows desktop session. Confirm that the actual software also supports the selected Windows Server version.
Do server snapshots replace application backups?
No. A server-level copy can help recover infrastructure, while databases and applications may require consistent, separately tested backups and retention rules.