This setup requires a 64-bit Windows 7: the v2rayN client is not released for 32-bit systems. Please check your system first: click Start, right-click Computer, select Properties and look at the System type line. If it says 32-bit, contact our support and we will suggest another option.

Step 1

Download the v2rayN client, version 7.16.9. Newer versions do not start on Windows 7.
Download v2rayN-windows-64.zip

Step 2

Download the Xray core built for Windows 7. The regular core does not work on Windows 7.
Download Xray-win7-64.zip

Step 3

Unpack the v2rayN archive into a folder whose path has no spaces and no non-Latin characters, for example C:\v2rayN.

Step 4

Unpack the downloaded Xray core archive and copy its files into the bin\xray subfolder of the v2rayN folder, replacing the existing ones. The main file is xray.exe.
Important: if v2rayN offers to download or update the core, always decline. Otherwise it replaces the Windows 7 build with the regular one and the connection stops working.

Step 5

Run v2rayN.exe as administrator: right-click the file and select Run as administrator.
If Windows offers to install the Microsoft .NET component, accept it: the client does not start without it. If the firewall asks for permission, click Allow access.

Step 6

Right click the following Subscription URL then click Copy link to store your Subscription URL in the Clipboard.
Subscription URL: HIDDEN. Log in or Sign up to see.

Step 7

In v2rayN open Subscriptions → Subscription settings, add a new row, type Trust.Zone VPN into the remarks field and paste the Subscription URL into the url field, then click OK.
Then open Subscriptions → Update subscriptions. The server list will appear in the main window.

Step 8

Select any server from the list: double-click it, or right-click and choose Set as active server.
Then right-click the v2rayN icon in the system tray and select System proxy → Set system proxy. Browser traffic will go through the selected server.
If you need all applications to use the VPN, not only the browser, enable TUN mode in the tray menu instead of the system proxy.

The number next to each server is the latency in milliseconds. If it shows -1, pick another server from the list.

Connection check

Open Trust.Zone Main page or reload it if it is already open in order to check if your connection with Trust.Zone VPN is established correctly.
You can also visit our Connection Check Page.