The downloads

The client can be downloaded, precompiled and ready to run. DC++ runs on any supported Windows editions (currently Windows 10 and 11 but also Windows 7 SP1 and 8.1 for the time being) as well as under Wine.

If you have experience in C++ programming, the source code for DC++ is also available. To compile DC++, you will need the tools from MinGW. Refer to the compiling guide for more information.

DC++ is distributed with language files included. By default it will use the language specified in Windows locale settings. You can change it in Settings > Appearance > Language. Found errors or omissions in DC++'s interface of your native? You can help translating DC++ to your own language using our web-based translating interface.

Package information

The DC++ distribution has three types of files:

A Windows Installer that sets up DC++ for immediate usage on any supported systems (into your Program Files folder, with shortcuts and user profile support).
This file is of the form DCPlusPlus-###.exe.

Binary archives that can be unzipped anywhere and are usable right away (portable version, without any shortcuts or registry information created).
These files are of the form DCPlusPlus-###-x64.zip (optimized build for modern systems with 64-bit CPU and SSE4.2 instruction support) and DCPlusPlus-###.zip (32-bit legacy build for all other supported systems).

An archive with the source code that was used for compiling and creating the executable distributed in the other packages; for experienced programmers.
This file is of the form DCPlusPlus-###-src.zip.

Not sure which build to use? Simply use the installer package and it will automatically decide and install the best build for your system.

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Notable changes in DC++ 0.881:

A new stable release of DC++ 0.881 is now available with new icon set, modernized Users window, updated libraries, increased stability, security and performance improvements for modern hardware and the newest Windows versions. This version has gone through the usual release testing cycle and should be safe to upgrade to; upgrading is strongly advised. Note: Windows Vista and earlier & pre-SSE3 CPUs are no longer supported by DC++.

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