You need PothosSDR installed to get RTL-SDR and SoapySDR libraries. Any recent version should work, e.g. 2021.07.25-vc16.
When installing PothosSDR choose "Add PothosSDR to the system PATH for the current user".
For TLS support (mqtts and influxs) you need OpenSSL installed. E.g. install Chocolatey then open a Command Prompt and
choco install openssl
Clone the project, e.g. open Visual Studio, change to "Team Explorer" > "Projects" > "Manage Connections" > "Clone" and enter https://github.com/merbanan/rtl_433.git
If you want to change options, in the menu select "CMake" > "Change CMake Settings" > "rtl433", select e.g. "x64-Release", change e.g.
"buildRoot": "${workspaceRoot}\\build",
"installRoot": "${workspaceRoot}\\install",
To start a build use in the menu e.g. "CMake" > "Build all"
Or build at the Command Prompt without opening Visual Studio. Clone rtl_433 sources, then
cd rtl_433
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G "Visual Studio 15 2017 Win64" ..
cmake --build .
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It’s not that it’s not completely built. It’s a bit like Bluetooth – Windows knows about Bluetooth and will read from a Bluetooth device but if you don’t have a driver for the Bluetooth dongle it can’t read from it – rtl-433 reads and decodes raw data from rtl-sdr or SoapySDR so you need to install one of those as an interface (driver) to the SDR. The USB driver just sets itself up as a TV/radio receiver not as a data device.
SDR>USB driver>RTL-SDR or SoapySDR>rtl-433
Bear in mind that most git-hub stuff is Linux based too.
In your case I would seriously recommend a Raspberry Pi running Mosquitto and rtl-433 as the interface and then an MQTT front end to display the data. If you are running stuff intermittently and don’t need MQTT you could run RealVNC on Windows to log into the Pi and run in the rtl-433 in the Linux terminal.
BTW, the answer to you .conf question a while back is that you don’t need a conf file but you have to enter the parameters every time you run rtl-433 if you don’t
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