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## Installation and Configuration

1. Download the JACK2 installer for Windows from the [download page.](/downloads/)
1. `winget install Jackaudio.JACK2`

2. Use the installer. Either the 32-bit or the 64-bit one (which still allows 32-bit clients).

3. Pick "Full installation (with JACK-Router)" during installation.

4. From the Windows Start menu, locate the QjackCtl application and run it.

5. On the QjackCtl application, click "Setup" and adjust "Interface", "Sample Rate" and "Frames/Period" as needed for your device/sound-card.
2. On the QjackCtl application, click "Setup" and adjust "Interface", "Sample Rate" and "Frames/Period" as needed for your device/sound-card.
Do not change settings you do not understand.

6. Click on OK to close the Setup dialog.
3. Click on OK to close the Setup dialog.

8. Click on "Start" to start the JACK Server with the parameters you just set up.
4. Click on "Start" to start the JACK Server with the parameters you just set up.

When the JACK Server is running the JACK-Router ASIO interface will be
available to all ASIO capable applications.
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