Due to the high level of development of modern computer technologies, today you can easily connect to a remote computer. To do this, you need an Internet connection and a number of simple steps.
Instructions
Step 1
This connection can be established using the standard Windows procedure: "Remote Desktop Connection".
If the remote computer is configured to accept remote connections, then after a certain period of time, a remote desktop will appear on your desktop (before that, you need to enter the login and password of the user of the remote computer).
Step 2
In addition, you can use advanced connection settings when connecting to a remote computer. To do this, click on the "Parameters" button.
Step 3
Next, select the leftmost tab "General". Here you need to enter a username in the "User" line, this name will be used when connecting to a remote computer. You can save the selected settings for further reuse in the "Connection parameters".
Step 4
The "Display" tab is designed to change the parameters of the remote desktop, such as the size and depth of the color palette.
Step 5
Using the "Local Resources" tab, you can transfer sound from a remote computer, use keyboard shortcuts and connect local devices (printers), or use the clipboard.
Step 6
Connecting to a remote computer, you can run any program, this program is indicated in the "Programs" tab. Check the box and specify the path to the program and working folder.
Step 7
The "Advanced" tab is designed to select the connection speed, as well as to enable / disable some features, such as wallpaper, themes, font anti-aliasing, etc.
Step 8
The last, far right, tab - "Connection" allows you to make sure that you are actually connecting to the remote computer you need (server authentication), as well as to perform additional connection settings (connection parameters through the services gateway).
