Operating system
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64).
Follow this simple guide to prepare your computer, install the browser, and start using your account.
Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64).
Latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (x64). Install it if it is not already available.
An internet connection is needed to register, sign in, and use online services.
Administrator permission may be requested by Windows during setup. Follow only the official installer prompts.
Before you begin: Save your work and close other applications. Make sure you have enough free space for the installer and browser data. Exact minimum RAM and storage requirements will be confirmed with the public release.
Open the Windows download section. When the installer is available, select Download for Windows.
Find the downloaded PBX Browser .exe file in your Downloads folder. Double-click to start installation.
If setup reports a missing component, follow the instructions shown. If your version offers a Fix or Install missing components button, use it and let setup finish. Otherwise install Microsoft Visual C++ x64 using the official link above.
Choose the installation options shown on screen and select Install. Approve normal Windows permission prompts for the official release.
Wait until setup finishes. If Windows asks you to restart, save your files and restart before opening PBX Browser.
Launch PBX Browser, choose Sign Up or Login, select a plan, and create your first browser profile. See our signup guide.
Use the installer’s Fix option if it is available. If not, download the latest x64 Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable, install it, then reopen PBX Browser setup.
Some installation steps require a restart. Save your work, restart when requested, and follow the setup instructions.
Use the Sign Up option in PBX Browser. For more details, follow the account registration guide.
Check the error message, confirm you are using Windows 10 or 11 x64, and install any missing Microsoft Visual C++ components. If the problem continues, contact PBX TECH support. Do not disable Windows security settings to bypass an error.