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TITAN FOR WINDOWS
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Download source 2 · ZIP Download source 3 · MSIFrom installation to connection, one step at a time.
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Extract the ZIP and run the installer inside. If you downloaded the MSI, open it directly and follow the installation prompts.
FIX & certificate installation guide →Open TITAN and sign in with your TITAN account. Choose a server in the app and connect.
Create an account →Start with the item matching your symptom. If TITAN works normally, no additional FIX or certificate installation is needed.
Use this when an error mentions a missing Visual C++ or .NET component, or the app cannot start.
A 32-bit app may need Visual C++ x86 even on 64-bit Windows. The .NET link is Desktop Runtime 8 for x64. Match the component to your PC and the app requirements.
Use when changing servers has not helped and support recommends repairing Windows network settings.
The current tool changes certificates/TLS, proxy, automatic DNS, VPN adapter/services, firewall/TCP and Wintun settings. Connections may drop. Consult your administrator first during remote access or on a PC with managed network settings. If security software blocks it, contact support rather than disabling protection.
Use when a missing certificate is suspected or support recommends a certificate-only repair. Error 13801 can have other causes.
Choose Local Machine rather than Current User. Work or school PCs may need administrator approval. Install additional certificates below only when specifically advised.
Diagnose first if DNS results differ from expectations while connected to a Korean server, or a particular site fails. DNS results alone do not identify the cause.
When a VPN is detected, the BAT helper applies Korean DNS and disables IPv6; when disconnected, it attempts automatic DNS and enables IPv6. It also turns off Chrome/Edge secure DNS via policy. Disconnecting does not undo all policies. Ask support for removal/restoration. Access to a particular website is not guaranteed.
Install USERTrust RSA or ISRG Root X1 using the steps above only if the required certificate has been identified. The PowerShell tool differs from the BAT: it pins DNS and disables IPv6/browser secure DNS, without installing the BAT background task for automatic restoration. Use only when support specifically requests it.
Certificate installation references: Microsoft ↗ · Sectigo ↗
Official guidance: FIX · DNS · Certificate ↑