Because Sliver 6.2 relies on a "pwned DFU" state, you cannot run the full bypass directly on Windows without external help.
Most users install macOS (using tools like VMware or VirtualBox) on their Windows machine to run the official Silver 6.2 DMG .
Older versions struggled to render the fancy 3D transitions of the HTC Sense interface (the "Flip Clock" and weather animations). Silver 6.2 introduces DirectX 12 back-end rendering. For the first time, you can run Manila 2.5 at a smooth 60 FPS. It is a mesmerizing trip back to 2009.
Version 6.2 was widely considered the "sweet spot" of the product's lifecycle. It was mature enough to have ironed out the bugs present in earlier 6.0 and 6.1 releases, yet it retained the lightweight architecture that the later, bloated version 7 releases would eventually abandon.