Should you use Remote Desktop Connection, the Remote Desktop app, or MSRDC Windows Desktop to access Windows 10 PCs remotely? We detail the options and provide some troubleshooting tips in case things ...

It's not hard to use Windows Remote Desktop Connection to access an offsite PC, if you follow our step-by-step guide. I've been testing PC and mobile software for more than 20 years, focusing on photo ...

Remote Desktop Connection and Remote Desktop come built into Windows 10 and 11 at no added cost. Thus, while there are plenty of third-party remote access tools readily available, many businesses ...

The unscheduled security update addresses two “important”-severity flaws in Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012. Microsoft has released an out-of-band security update addressing two high-severity ...

I support someone who uses a Windows 10 PC. I'm royally tired of Teamviewer constantly kicking me off the connection when I'm trying to fix his PC. Without warning. What is a good, free tool to do ...

Q: How do I disable remote desktop in Windows? Microsoft created the ability to remotely connect to Windows-based computers so authorized users could connect to their computers via the internet from ...

Windows 11/10 OS for PC and Android OS for smartphones remain the preferred choices for many users. Both OSs are highly popular and continue to evolve with updates and enhancements. As their user, you ...

Remote access is a beautiful thing, and Splashtop has been enabling it for a long time. Today, the company has announced the release of its Splashtop Remote Desktop for Windows that will enable ...

This document outlines things to consider if you are working from a remote location. We highly recommend using Remote Desktop functionality, because it can directly connect to your existing desktop so ...

Illustration: Elizabeth Hinshaw Dr. Thomas W. Shinder, a Microsoft-certified system engineer, is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and author of books on Microsoft Internet Security and ...

We aren't quite sure we're on the same page as Splashtop's CEO, who is seemingly on a mission to "build the Bridge to Anywhere," but we're all for a remote access client for Google's mobile OS.

in which case, if you're attached enough to them to offer on-demand remote support, perhaps you could pass newer e-waste to them? Perhaps i'm stating the obvious to you but it does seem weird to me ...