Windows remote desktop connection method and skills

A method of using remote desktop1. Open the remote desktop connection. (Click "Start", point to "Programs" or all "Programs", point to "Accessories", point to "Communications", and then click "Remote Desktop Connection".) You can also directly enter mstsc in the "Start Menu-Run" , Click OK. In the remote desktop connection, type in the IP address of the computer to be controlled. Click Connect. The login to Windows dialog box is displayed. In the Log on to Windows dialog box, type the user name, password, and domain (if required), and then click OK.
The following is an actual operation graphic demonstration (take win7 as the column). First, we have to set up on the connected computer. Right-click the "Computer" icon, select "Properties",

click "Remote Settings " in the open "System" window, and select "Allow any version of remote desktop to run in the "Remote" option window in the pop-up system properties. Computer Connection"

Next, we enter the "Control Panel" and select "User Accounts and Family Safety", set an account and password for the computer that needs to be logged in.
Tips: The computer that needs to be logged in needs to set an account and password to be able to use the remote desktop To connect,

click the "User Account" option. After

entering the "User Account" option, click the "Create a password for your account" option.

After entering the password you want to use in the prompt box, click the "Create Password" button.

After the previous steps are set up, go back to another computer, click the start icon in the lower left corner, enter the command "MSTSC" in the search box, press Enter, (windowsxp directly enter in the run)

in the pop-up dialog box Enter the IP address of the computer that needs to be connected, and then click "Connect". After

clicking the connection, another window will pop up. At this time, enter the account password you just set, and click "OK" to

confirm, and then it will appear on your computer monitor. On the desktop of another computer, the remote desktop connection is successful.