Node.js installation guides
Node.js is the standard toolchain to install dependencies, compile modern web apps
(React/Vite/Next), and produce a clean production build that you can publish safely.
Even if your final project runs as static files on IIS/Nginx, Node.js is usually required to generate
the optimized output (dist/ or build/) and validate that everything is ready for production.
Reminder: Use Node.js to build and validate your app, then publish only the final compiled output. This keeps deployments clean, fast, and secure.
Kenzie installers
Production-ready builds for workstations, servers, and map services.
Note: You will need a tool to extract .rar archives before installing.
Ideal for centralized installations and shared environments.
Ensure that the ffmpeg folder is accessible and the path is correctly configured for all services that require audio processing.
Prerequisites & tools
Install these components before or after Kenzie, as required.
Kenzie for Windows and Kenzie for Windows Server require the Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8. If it is not already installed on your PC or server, download it directly from Microsoft:
After installation, you may need to restart your system before installing or starting Kenzie services.
Kenzie for Windows Server may require the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages. If they are not present on your PC or server, install the following:
- Visual C++ Redistributable 2015 (x86 & x64)
- Visual C++ Redistributable 2017 (x86)
- Visual C++ Redistributable 2017 (x64)
If you are unsure whether these are installed, you can safely run the installers again. They will detect existing installations.
Kenzie for Windows and Kenzie for Windows Server are distributed as .rar archives.
You will need a compatible tool to extract them before installation:
After download, install WinRAR, then right-click the Kenzie .rar file and choose
Extract to unpack the installer.
Always download tools and dependencies from trusted, official sources.