Remote access allows you to carry out the process of interacting with your desktop from a remote computer. All your programs, files and network resources will always be with you. This opportunity is very convenient and necessary. After all, you can't carry a computer with you everywhere. To use this feature, you first need to configure certain parameters.
Instructions
Step 1
To open remote desktop access, log in as Administrator. Right-click on the "My Computer" icon. Select Properties from the menu that appears. Go to "System Properties". Click on "Remote Use". Try to enable "Allow remote access to this computer".
Step 2
To enable remote access on your computer, you must be a member of the Administrators group or the "Remote Desktop Users Group". To do this, you need to log into the system as an Administrator. Right-click on the "My Computer" icon and go to "Properties". In "System Properties" select "Remote Use". Go to the "Select Remote Users" section. In the window that appears, click "Add". Where it says "Enter the name of the selectable objects", write the name of the user to add to the list. To find all users, you can click on the "Advanced" and "Search" column. After adding the user, click "Ok".
Step 3
To install “Remote Desktop Connection” on computers, you will need to insert the software disc into the drive. From the installation menu, select the "Perform additional tasks" column. Click the Install Remote Desktop Connection Wizard button. An instruction will appear for you to follow. It will help you complete the installation. After installation, go to "Start". Select the Programs and Accessories tab. Click "Communication" and "Remote Desktop Connection". In the window that appears, write down the name or IP of the computer. Click "Connect". The "Windows Welcome" window appears. Enter your name, password (domain if necessary). Now you can use it.