Package
btctools-windows-v1.3.4-x64.zip is the unchanged Windows download linked across the site.
BTC Tools for Windows x64: Download and Setup
Download the BTC Tools Windows x64 ZIP, verify the archive and follow a controlled setup workflow for a trusted miner-management network.
Workflow
Windows first-run checklist
Architecture
The package label is x64; it is not presented as a 32-bit Windows build.
First-run scope
Start on a trusted management LAN with a small IP range and no planned batch changes.
Checklist
Before you continue
Treat the first launch as an inventory step, not as permission to change the entire farm.
- Confirm the filename is btctools-windows-v1.3.4-x64.zip.
- Use a dedicated or clean administration workstation.
- Scan only private ranges you are authorized to manage.
- Review results before entering pool credentials or selecting batch actions.
Operations
Windows package verification
| Area | What to check | BTC Tools workflow |
|---|---|---|
| ZIP filename | btctools-windows-v1.3.4-x64.zip | Do not infer authenticity from a similar filename. |
| ZIP size | A different byte count requires a new verification. | |
| Executable | BTCTools-v1.3.4x64.exe | Verify after extraction. |
Setup
Start with discovery only
Open the tool on the trusted management network, confirm the proposed IP range, scan, and compare discovered miners with your inventory before using configuration, reboot, or firmware actions.
Diagnose discovery before changing miner settings
| Observed result | Next check | What it does not prove |
|---|---|---|
| No devices listed | Run ipconfig on the Windows workstation; compare its address, subnet mask and route with the authorized miner management range. | An empty scan does not prove the miner is offline. |
| Device listed, action rejected | Confirm the exact model/firmware and use credentials supplied by the administrator. Test an authenticated read first. | Discovery does not establish write permission or universal model support. |
| Settings appear saved, pool state unchanged | Read settings back from the miner and compare the pool worker status after its reporting interval. | A successful button click does not prove accepted shares or earnings. |
Example record: workstation OS; tool version; miner model/firmware; authorized range; expected device count; observed result; exact error. Keep passwords out of that record. Export the available results for comparison before and after a scheduled change.
Use the package selection page to distinguish a Windows archive from Linux packages and a source snapshot.
Documentation reviewed September 28, 2026. This is an independent operator guide; compatibility must be checked against the installed version. Source: project documentation.