Running Windows Server 2025 on a Transcom VPS

Alongside the Linux distributions, every Transcom VPS tier can run Windows Server 2025. Because the platform is true KVM virtualisation with full root (Administrator) access, a Windows VPS behaves like a real Windows server, not a restricted appliance.

That opens up workloads that need the Microsoft stack:

• .NET and ASP.NET applications on IIS
• SQL Server workloads
• Windows-only line-of-business software
• Remote Desktop access to a Windows environment
• Build or test agents that must target Windows

A few practical notes:

• Windows wants more memory than a comparable Linux box, so start at a tier with headroom — the HA-4G or above is a sensible floor, and database or Remote Desktop use will want more.
• You reach a fresh Windows install through the NoVNC web console before RDP is configured, which is also your way back in if networking or the firewall locks you out.
• Storage-heavy Windows roles (file servers, large SQL datasets) pair well with the HV-8G and its 1 TB of NVMe.

There's no contract, so you can spin up Windows Server 2025 for a short project and cancel when you're done.