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Moderate setup · 5 steps

Windows IPTV Setup Guide

Set up Aero IPTV on a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC using an IPTV player from the Microsoft Store or its developer's official website.

Steps checked against official Windows documentation · Last updated

Always use the exact app and login details from the setup information sent to you after purchase. Need help? Message us on WhatsApp — support is available 24/7.

Before You Start

  • Required information

    Your Aero IPTV username, password and server URL, sent by email or WhatsApp within an hour of your order.

  • Compatible device

    A PC running Windows 10 or Windows 11

  • Internet connection

    A stable connection: about 10 Mbps for Full HD, 25 Mbps for 4K. Ethernet is best for TVs.

  • Supported application

    The player app named in your setup email

  1. 1

    Step 1

    Install the required application

    Check the Microsoft Store first: open it, search for the player named in your setup email and select Get or Install. If the player isn't in the Store, download it only from the developer's official website and run the installer.

    Illustration — your app's screens may look slightly different.
  2. 2

    Step 2

    Open the application

    Open the app from the Start menu. If Windows Defender Firewall asks for network access, allow it on private networks.

    Illustration — your app's screens may look slightly different.
  3. 3

    Step 3

    Enter the information supplied after purchase

    In the app, choose to add a new user or playlist. Pick Xtream Codes if the app offers it — it loads live TV, movies, series and the TV guide most reliably — and enter the server URL (including http:// and the port), username and password exactly as they appear in your setup message. Details are case-sensitive; typing them by hand avoids hidden spaces from copy-and-paste. Just want a quick test? You can also watch IPTV with VLC using an M3U link.

    Illustration — your app's screens may look slightly different.
  4. 4

    Step 4

    Complete configuration

    Save and give the app a minute to download your channel list and TV guide — the first load takes longest. Then check the time zone on your device so the guide shows the right programs, and add your most-watched channels to Favorites.

    Illustration — your app's screens may look slightly different.
  5. 5

    Step 5

    Start using the service

    Open Live TV and choose a channel. If something doesn't load, restart the app once and check your connection, then see the troubleshooting section below. Our support team is available 24/7 on WhatsApp.

    Illustration — your app's screens may look slightly different.

Windows Troubleshooting

"Windows protected your PC" appears
This is Microsoft Defender SmartScreen. Only if the file came from the developer's official website, select More info → Run anyway. If you have any doubt, delete the file and use the Microsoft Store version.
Smart App Control blocks the installer
Smart App Control on Windows 11 has no "run anyway" option. Use the Microsoft Store version of the player instead.
Choppy playback
Plug in your laptop, choose a Balanced or Best performance power mode, close browser tabs and use Ethernet if you can.
Watch on your TV
Connect the PC to the TV with an HDMI cable and press Windows + P to choose Duplicate or Second screen only.

Windows Setup FAQ

Is it safe to click Run anyway?

Only for files you downloaded from the developer's official website. If you're unsure where a file came from, delete it and use the Microsoft Store instead.

Can I watch IPTV on Windows without installing anything?

If you already have VLC media player, you can open an M3U playlist in it. For a TV guide and movie sections, use a dedicated player.

Does it work on Windows on ARM laptops?

Many Store apps do. Check the Microsoft Store listing for your device, or message us for a recommendation.

Need Help?

Tell us your device model and what you see on screen — we'll help you finish setup.

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