Remote desktop setting is step by step to setting remote desktop. In this time I’ll write easy step to use remote desktop in your network. After read this article, I am sure you can access your computer via remote. Why I say like that? Because it’s really easy, just like say one, two, and three and voila, you can access your computer long distant.

Before write this post, I have tried this tips in my network and I can access my computer from another place in my network. I know these tips from my friends in my company. At that time when he at my room and use my computer, he access his files on his computer. Directly I ask to my friends how to do that. In my opinion this tips is very useful for me and for you that work in company that use LAN a.k.a. Local area Network.

Remote desktop will run if;

• You know your computer IP number
• Your computer must have a password
• Your computer connect in LAN a.k.a. Local Area Network

Remote Desktop Step by Step Guide

Setting on your computer

• Open your control panel. Go to start and click control panel.
• On control panel window, double click system icon.
• Choose remote tab.
• Then click “Allow user to connect remotely to this computer”.
• When little window appear click ok.
• Click ok to close system properties window. Detail sees pictures below.

After do step above, now step to open your computer remote from other computer on your LAN.

Step to access your computer remotely

• Click start, All Programs, Accessories, Communications and click Remote Desktop Connection.
• Then type your IP address and press enter button.
• After press enters, you will enter your username and password.
• After that, now you access your computer like in front of your own computer.

How to disconnect from this remote desktop? It is easy. See on top of the screen then click close button. Hope this post useful for you.

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