A detailed method to teach you how to connect your home computer remotely

I believe many people have used the QQ Remote Assistance to control other people's computer, then you know that our computer system has a remote control function? Today, the old peaches to teach you to use the Remote Desktop features of Microsoft's operating system to connect to your home computer so that you can use your home computer anywhere else.

Microsoft has an important role to play in the installation of Remote Desktop connections in the operating system. Let's just say what the function of Remote Desktop Connection is.

As the name suggests, since it is called Remote Desktop Connection, it should be remote to the computer to do some operation. When a computer turns on Remote Desktop Connection, we can control the computer on the other side of the network, we can operate the computer in real time through the Remote Desktop function, install the software on it, run the program, everything seems to operate directly on the computer. This is the largest function of remote Desktop, through which the network administrator can safely control the unit's server at home, and because it is built into the system, it is more convenient and flexible to use than other Third-party remote control tools.

To make it easier for users to use Remote Desktop Connection, Microsoft has simplified the opening steps for Remote Desktop Connection in Windows Xp, Windows 2003, and Windows 7.

Let's take a look at the most practical Windows Xp and the latest and brightest windows 7 operating system for an example of how Remote Desktop Connection opens.

Windows Server

The professional version of the Windows 2000 system does not turn on remote Desktop for others to access, but the server version can be turned on, but we need to install the appropriate Windows components. The method is as follows:

Step One: Select Add/Remove Programs in the taskbar by starting-> set-> Control Panel.

Step two: On the left, select Add/Remove Windows components.

Step three: The Add Delete Windows Component window will appear later, where we choose Terminal Services and then click Next to install. One thing to note here is that during the installation process, we need to insert the Windows Server System CD into the CD drive.

Fourth step: Restart the computer after installation, and then complete the installation of Remote Desktop Connection under Windows PC server after reboot.

Windows Xp

The first step: on the desktop "My Computer", click the right mouse button, select "Properties."

Step two: In the pop-up System Properties window, select the Remote tab.

Step Three: Remote Desktop is found in the Remote tab, and after the "Allow user to connect to this computer" is identified, the Remote Desktop Connection feature can be enabled under XP.

Windows 2003

The Windows2003 open method is similar to XP and simplifies the process. The method is as follows: First step: Right mouse button on desktop "My Computer", select "Properties".

Step two: In the pop-up System Properties window, select the Remote tab.

Step Three: Remote Desktop is found in the Remote tab, and after the "Allow user to connect to this computer", the check box is determined to enable the 2003 Remote Desktop Connection feature to be enabled.

Windows Viista

Click on "Control Panel"-"system and Maintenance"-"system" or directly on the desktop "Computer" icon right click to open the Admin interface, in the task List on the right to select "Remote Settings", the corresponding settings page will be pop-up. If you are remotely connecting to this system from another client that is also running Windows Vista, you can use the lowest "Allow computer connection with network-level authenticated Remote Desktop only" option, which provides greater security; If you want to run Windows 2000/ XP clients connect to this system, you can only use the "Allow computer connections for any version of Remote Desktop", which, of course, poses some risk.

First step: Remote Desktop settings on the remote computer. Click the computer icon to select the Properties command, click the Remote Settings link in the Open System window, and select "Allow computer connections to run any version of Remote Desktop" in the Remote Options window of the System Properties pop-up, which opens the Remote Desktop feature. Next, enter the control Panel-user account and home security feature to set the password for the account used to log on to the Remote Desktop.

Step two: When the remote computer is set up, you can try to connect to Remote Desktop on the local machine. Click on the "Start-All Programs-attachment-Remote Desktop Connection" command, open the Remote Desktop window to enter the remote computer name and then click the "Connect" button, then pop-up "Windows Security" window needs to enter a password, enter the password check "Remember my Credentials" option to automatically log on to Remote Desktop the next time you connect.

Remote Desktop Connection to start the method to introduce you here, when you want to run from another place in the home computer and no time to go back, then you can use the method of small series (if your home computer is open)