In your PHP file (e.g., adguard.php ), you can use the AdGuard Home API to interact with your AdGuard Home instance. Here's an example:

<?php // public.php - gets user IP and fetches external data $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $geo = file_get_contents("https://ipapi.co/$ip/json/"); echo $geo; ?>

This simplicity and directness have made it a valuable tool for users who find Microsoft's official Media Creation Tool cumbersome or who need older versions that Microsoft no longer provides on its public website.

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If you're looking for other options, here are a few alternatives:

: Finalize the choice by selecting your preferred language (e.g., English, Russian) and architecture (x64 or x86). Why Use It Instead of Official Tools?

Security and legality are common concerns when downloading operating systems from third-party interfaces.

Developers and system administrators often combine privacy tools (like AdGuard DNS or AdGuard Home) with web development environments. When you add custom labels like “TBG” (a possible internal project name or Trusted Binary Gateway) and “publicphp” (public-facing PHP scripts), things can get confusing.

It allows IT professionals, system administrators, and power users to bypass the tedious Windows Media Creation Tool or standard Microsoft landing pages to directly extract official, unaltered ISO installation files and application packages.