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# Quickly deploy Devolutions Launcher for Devolutions Server

Quickly deploy Devolutions Launcher for Devolutions Server by downloading, installing, and selecting the correct workspace to start remote sessions.

This guide walks you through the quick onboarding of the Devolutions Launcher companion tool for Devolutions Server. It provides an easy way to start remote sessions and give system administrators complete control over whether passwords and other sensitive information are divulged or kept secret.

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Devolutions Launcher is available on Windows only.
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1. Download [Devolutions Launcher](https://devolutions.net/launcher/).
2. Run the installer.
3. Follow the [steps](https://docs.devolutions.net/launcher/download-and-installation) of the installer.
4. When prompted, select Devolutions Server.
5. [Select and configure](https://docs.devolutions.net/launcher/configuration-and-settings/workspace-selection) the appropriate workspace for your team. If you are unsure, ask an administrator for the information. You are now ready to open entries.


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