How to Choose and Set Up a Windows VPS for Deskgram 2
Deskgram 2 is a Windows desktop application, so the recommended remote setup is a Windows VPS. Linux servers are not suitable for running the program directly.
What Matters Most
The most important resource is RAM. CPU matters too, but memory is usually the first bottleneck when you run many Telegram accounts and modules.
Recommended starting points:
- 4 GB RAM: minimum for small tests and a light account set;
- 8 GB RAM: comfortable baseline for stable daily work;
- 16 GB RAM or more: better for larger account farms, parallel tasks and long sessions.

Why Use a VPS
A VPS is useful when you want Deskgram 2 to work without depending on your home computer.
Benefits:
- the program can run 24/7;
- remote access is available from another device;
- internet connection is usually more stable;
- tasks are not interrupted when your PC turns off;
- it is easier to separate work environments.
Basic Server Setup
After buying a Windows VPS:
- Connect through Remote Desktop.
- Install all required Windows updates.
- Download Deskgram 2 from the official site.
- Create a separate folder for the program.
- Add the Deskgram 2 folder to antivirus exclusions if needed.
- Launch the program and sign in.
Do not store random files and unrelated tools on the same server if you use it for account automation.
Stability Tips
For smoother work:
- keep enough free disk space;
- do not overload a weak VPS with too many tasks;
- use stable proxies;
- restart the server after major Windows updates;
- monitor RAM usage during large campaigns.
If Deskgram 2 feels slow, upgrade RAM before blaming the module settings.
Key Takeaways
- Deskgram 2 should be run on Windows.
- 8 GB RAM is the practical baseline for comfortable work.
- A VPS helps keep Telegram automation running continuously.
- Stability depends on RAM, proxy quality, disk space and account workload.