A remote access software allowing users to connect to another computer over a network or the internet, providing a graphical interface and control of the remote PC.
Microsoft Remote Desktop is a proprietary remote desktop software developed by Microsoft that allows users to access and control a remote computer over a network or the internet. It provides a graphical interface for another computer, allowing users to see and interact with programs, files, and network resources on that computer.
Some key features of Microsoft Remote Desktop include:
Microsoft Remote Desktop requires the Remote Desktop services to be installed and running on the remote Windows machine. It provides IT teams, help desks, and end users with remote control and access capabilities for troubleshooting, cloud computing, and telecommuting. It comes built-in with most Windows editions.
Here are some alternatives to Microsoft Remote Desktop:
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