Discord is a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) program that also serves as an instant messaging service and digital distribution platform meant for communities.

It is a very popular service among gamers, and while over time it was marketed as being more of a gamer-oriented tool, it can serve others just as well.

That being said, for many, it is a go-to solution for anyone that wants to make voice calls, video calls, text messaging, media, and files in private chats or as part of communities.

Discord’s System Requirements

Discord runs on Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, iPad, Linux, and in web browsers, with some web browsers featuring dedicated Discord integrations that make access easier.

However, Windows 10 users have more options of accessing the app, since not only can they access is via any web browser, they also have a dedicated desktop client, as well as a Microsoft Store client.

For those of you running the classic desktop client, as long as you are running any OS after Windows 7, Discord will run just fine.

However, in order to use more than 90% of its functions, you will require a stable Internet connection.