Delta Executor PC

Windows users can take advantage of the Delta Executor PC version, which offers the same powerful features found on Android and iOS. If you prefer executing scripts on a larger display, the PC edition of Delta is the perfect choice.

Installing Delta Executor on a computer follows a slightly different process than on Android. Simply download the Delta .exe setup file from our official website and install it on your PC or laptop.

If you’re using Delta on PC for the first time, there’s no need to worry — we’ve included a direct download link along with a complete step-by-step installation and setup guide.

How to Download and Install Delta Executor PC Version on Windows 11/10

Downloading and installing the Delta Executor PC version is a quick and easy process. Just follow the steps below:

Step 1: Begin by temporarily disabling your Antivirus or Windows Defender. To do this, open the Windows search bar, type “Windows Security”, and select it from the results.

Step 2: Next, click on “Virus & Threat Protection”, then select “Manage Settings.” Under this section, locate “Real-time protection” and turn it off.

Step 3: Click the Download button provided below to get the Delta Executor PC setup file.

Step 4: Once the download is finished, open your Downloads folder and double-click the Delta.exe file to start the installation.

Step 5: During installation, you may see a Windows alert stating that the file might be unsafe.

Step 6: Simply click “More Info” and then choose “Run Anyway.”

Step 7: Wait for the installation to finish. Once completed, the Delta Executor interface (GUI) will appear on your screen, ready for use.

How to Use Delta Executor on PC

Using Delta Executor on your computer is simple and straightforward. Follow the steps below to get started:

Step 1: First, download and install the Roblox Microsoft Store version on your PC. Once it’s installed, log in to your Roblox account and open your preferred game.

Step 2: Click on the Play button to launch the game. After the game loads, open the Delta Executor GUI and press the Inject button.

Step 3: A message will appear saying “Successfully attached to Roblox” — this confirms that the injection was successful.

Step 4: Next, paste your desired game script into the executor window, then click Execute.

Step 5: Once executed, the script will run within the game, enabling the selected features or modifications.

And that’s it! You’ve successfully downloaded, installed, and used Delta Executor on PC to enhance your Roblox experience.

Using Delta Executor on Windows via an Android Emulator

Since official PC support for Delta has been discontinued, the reliable way to run Delta on a Windows machine is to run the Android build inside an emulator. Popular choices are BlueStacks and MuMu Player — we’ll walk through the process using MuMu Player, which tends to work smoothly with Roblox executors.

Step 1 — Install MuMu Player

Download MuMu Player from its official website and install it on your PC.

Step 2 — Get the Delta APK

Visit the official Delta website (deltaexecut.org) and download the Android APK. The file will land in your Downloads folder.

Step 3 — Install the APK into MuMu

There are two simple ways to add the APK to MuMu Player:

  • Double-click the downloaded APK — MuMu should detect and install it automatically.
  • Or open MuMu Player first, then drag-and-drop the APK file into the emulator window.

Step 4 — Launch Delta inside MuMu

After installation, you’ll see a Delta/Roblox icon inside MuMu. Open it and sign into your Roblox account.

Delta Executor PC

Step 5 — Start a Roblox game

Launch any Roblox title from inside the emulator.

Delta Executor on PC

Step 6 — Wait for the GUI

Give the game a few seconds; the Delta interface (GUI) should appear over the game.

Delta Executor for PC

Step 7 — Enter your Delta key

To use the executor you’ll need a valid Delta key. Once you’ve entered it, you can paste and run Roblox scripts from within the emulator.

That’s it — running Delta through MuMu Player lets you use the Android version on a Windows PC even though native PC support has stopped.