1. Download V2rayN - core and extract fully
After downloading, extract the entire zip file (make sure to extract the whole folder), then double-click V2rayN.exe
2. Add Subscription Link
1. Click Subscription Group - Subscription Group Settings
2. Add Subscription
3. Update Subscription
Setup is complete! You can now try accessing Google!
Notes
- 1. Speed depends on your local network. If it's slow, please check your local connection by opening a domestic website first.
- 2. If the service is unavailable, test node availability as shown below. If the active node is dead, click a working node and press Enter to switch.
- 3. To turn off proxy, change Auto-configure system proxy back to Clear system proxy.
- 4. Node naming: Region prefix + ISP optimization suffix. Optimizations are universal but may consume more data multiplier.
Advanced: Manually set routing to fix slow domestic websites
If you find some domestic websites slow after turning on the proxy, use this method to troubleshoot:
1. Find the domain in the log box
Routing is domain-based. Sometimes misjudgments occur, routing domestic sites through proxy (labeled proxy). For example, if you visit Lingxing, you can find its domain in the log:
- As shown, you might see direct. 'direct' means the proxy is bypassed. If the route is 'direct', the slowness is an issue with the website itself, not the proxy.
- If the domain shows proxy, that's the cause of slowness: domestic site routed through proxy. We can fix this with custom routing.
2. Set Custom Routing
Go to: Settings - Routing Settings - V4 - Bypass Mainland (Whitelist) - Bypass Chinese domains
In the Domain box, add an English comma , at the end of the last line, press Enter to start a new line, and add the domain you want to direct connect. Example:
regexp:lingxing(This matches any domain containing 'lingxing' for direct connect)domain:lingxing.com(This matches any domain ending in lingxing.com, e.g. lx-ai.lingxing.com, but not lingxingerp.com)
1. Click the link to download and install
2. Import Subscription Link
3. Turn on Proxy
Setup is complete! You can now access Google!
Notes
- 1. How to check if nodes are working: Click Proxy, click Delay Test. A number means it's available; timeout/error means unavailable.
- 2. If all nodes are unavailable, try updating the subscription (make sure connection is turned off). Sometimes it takes a few tries.
- 3. Speed depends on your local network. If it's slow, please check your local connection first.
- 4. Node naming: Region prefix + ISP optimization suffix.
By default, it auto-selects working nodes. To manually pick a fixed node, open the proxy panel as shown. Numbers on the right are delay (not speed). Any node with a number works. Do not change other settings if you don't understand them.
