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- Making Claude MCP work on Windows (without admin rights) using WSL 2
Claude’s Model-Context-Protocol (MCP) filesystem server gives the chatbot first-class read write access to your local files — no more copy-paste or juggling temp docs The trick below lets you
- MCP-Windows · GitHub
A step-by-step guide to setting up Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for Claude Desktop on Windows where node 1 Install Package Managers Open Command Prompt (CMD) as administrator and run: 2 Install MCP Servers You have multiple options for installing and configuring servers:
- Getting MCP Server Working with Claude Desktop in WSL
In this post, I’ll go through the process of getting a Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool up and running with the Claude desktop app using Node in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Using WSL allows me to manage my Node versions on WSL without cluttering my Windows environment, also, Node on Windows is a ballache
- Run MCP servers in WSL - Feature Requests - Cursor - Community Forum
I am having difficulty working with MCP servers For example, when analyzing web applications, I encounter an issue while taking screenshots and reading Word files
- Pro Tips: Model Context Protocol developement on Windows
While adding MCP servers directly on Windows is straightforward (see the official documentationdocumentation, doing so within WSL requires additional configuration gynmastics Edit claude_desktop_config json to integrate your MCP server Follow these guidelines based on your server type:
- MCP: Support servers running within WSL - GitHub
The solution provided is to configure MCP servers in the WSL env's remote settings, rather than in user settings This still doesn't work without some fiddling: while commands are run and env var are set in the WSL env, seems the MCP servers are not launched with my "normal" terminal shell env, so npx managed by nvm isn't found, for example
- How to use the filesystem mcp with WSL and Docker
Firstly, we set the command to wsl exe to run in the context of WSL, and move the docker call into the args list
- Running the Wiz MCP Server in WSL2 - tacticalprogramming. com
We want to take advantage of the Wiz MCP Server on our Windows workstation running WSL2 The long-term solution to this is to just host the MCP server in a central location and put something like the OpenWebUI OpenAI Proxy in front of it But this is a fast-moving area so we'll scope this article to our local workstation Here's our tech stack:
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