Legacy binaries are often hosted at get.helm.sh. For example, the final stable version is typically helm-v2.17.0-windows-amd64.zip.
You can find the legacy Windows AMD64 binaries on the Helm GitHub Releases page . Look for versions prefixed with v2 (e.g., v2.17.0 ).
While community-maintained packages on Chocolatey or Scoop typically point to the latest stable version (Helm 3+), you can sometimes specify a version during installation: choco install kubernetes-helm --version 2.17.0 Step-by-Step Installation on Windows Helm2 vs. Helm3 - KodeKloud
Official maintenance for Helm 2 has ended, but binaries remain available for legacy support.
While has been officially deprecated since November 2020, specific legacy workflows or older Kubernetes clusters may still require the Helm 2 client. For modern environments, the Helm Project strongly recommends using Helm 3 or the upcoming Helm 4 for improved security and the removal of the Tiller server-side component. How to Download Helm 2 for Windows