Remote access to a computer is a convenient technology in personal computers. You can always use your desktop, your programs, files in this way. Users can configure Remote Desktop Connections with a few simple steps.
Necessary
Personal computer, Internet
Instructions
Step 1
Before starting, make sure that the system is configured to accept requests from a computer that is remotely located. Click Start on your computer. Click (right click) on the "Computer" line. Select the line in the Properties section. In the "Tasks" panel, click on the item titled "Configure Remote Access". Make sure that “Deny connections to this computer” is not selected in the dialog box titled System Properties.
Step 2
Click the "Select Users" tab. This will set up the accounts. When configuring Remote Assistance, check the Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer tab. Click the Advanced button and configure the remote control settings. Click the "Select Users" tab, and then on the "Remote Use" panel right in the "System Properties" dialog box, a menu opens in front of you. Click the Add button. Enter the names of those users, as well as the groups to whom you grant access. Click OK.
Step 3
To start connecting to a remote computer, click on the "Start" button. Go to the "All Programs" item. Open "Standard". Start the application called "Remote Desktop Connection". A window will open in which enter the name and IP address of the required computer and click the "Connect" button. Where it says Local Resources is an application called Remote Desktop Connection. On the Programs tab, specify, if desired, which programs will be launched when connected to a remote desktop.
Step 4
On the Connection tab, configure the settings that will authenticate the server to remote computers. When connecting to other systems using the "Remote Desktop Connections" section, you must enter the username, and then the password for the server account. To complete the connection, click on the "Start" button and then select the "Disconnect" option.
