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# Downloads
Download the latest version of the applicable endpoint agent for devices in your infrastructure:
* For company-managed devices in a managed virtual or non-virtual infrastructure, use the Collector that applies to your operating system.
* For personal or self-managed employee devices connecting to a managed virtual infrastructure, use the VDI Client Extension.
## Compatibility
Refer to the [Compatibility matrices](/configuring_nexthink/before-you-begin/compatibility-matrices.md) documentation for more information.
## Permissions
You need administrative permissions to manage the Collector updates. Refer to the [Roles](/user-guide/administration/account-management/roles.md) documentation for more information.
## Downloading Collector and VDI Client Extension
Select the applicable artifact from the **Version** columns. You can verify your download with the SHA-256 hash available in the **Digital signature** columns.
For Collector, the downloaded packages contain files with a default, generic configuration. Modify these files to create a custom configuration tailored to your organization's requirements.
The customization process varies depending on the operating system:
* For more information about the Collector installation requirements and process, refer to the [Broken mention](broken://pages/Ji2MLX01GjChc5GlwNdT) documentation.
* To install the standalone VDI Client Extension, follow the installation procedure outlined in [Installing Nexthink VDI Client Extension](/configuring_nexthink/bringing-data-into-your-nexthink-instance/deploying-nexthink-in-vdi-environment/installing-the-nexthink-vdi-client-extension.md).
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