How to connect NAT VPN in Karing on Windows
Prepare an active NAT VPN subscription and Karing for Windows. The screenshots show the Russian interface and a demonstration dashboard account; use your own link in the app. The green outline marks the control you need.
Install the app
Install Karing for Windows using the official link below.
Open the app at least once.
Russian NAT VPN dashboard for Windows, with Karing selected. This is a demonstration account; use your own subscription. The green outline marks the control.
Open your subscription in the dashboard
In the NAT VPN dashboard, open Connection.
Select this same app and press Add NAT VPN.
For manual import, expand App did not open? and copy the link.
Russian NAT VPN dashboard for Windows, with Karing selected. This is a demonstration account; use your own subscription. The green outline marks the control.
Add a profile
On the Karing home screen, open Add profile.
Real Karing for Windows in Russian. Press Add profile near the bottom of the home screen.
Paste your NAT VPN link
Choose Add subscription and Import from clipboard.
If a link field opens, paste the NAT VPN URL and save it.
Turn on VPN
Open Karing, select the NAT VPN profile and connect.
If Auto is available, use it for automatic selection.
Check once: in My configurations → NAT VPN, ISP routing rules must be enabled. In Settings → Routing, the Disable ISP routing rules switch must be off. Use TUN mode for all apps, including Discord. Proxy mode may affect only the browser.
Real Karing for Windows in Russian. Select the NAT VPN subscription in profiles first. The shield button on the home screen turns the connection on and off.
Check the result
Open a website or the app you need and check that it loads.
Then return to the NAT VPN setup wizard and press Everything works.
If there is no connection, open Support.
Russian NAT VPN dashboard for Windows, with Karing selected. This is a demonstration account; use your own subscription. The green outline marks the control.