Both Internet connections (for each computer) count when it comes to connection quality. NOTE: How responsive the remote desktop will be largely depends on how good the connection is between both. Over the rest of this guide we will go through these options and see what they can do for us. You have a red X to close the session at any time, Actions menu, View menu, Audio/Video menu, File Transfer button and Extras menu. Take note of the menu bar on the top of the Remote Desktop window. The remote desktop is from a laptop with a widescreen, which explains how it is displayed in the center of my screen, but we can change those settings later if required. TeamViewer is widely known throughout the IT industry for providing the majority of IT personnel with excellent remote control software as well as remote support with the click of a button(see TeamViewer Quicksupport).The picture shown above (click to enlarge if needed) shows the Remote Desktop on display. By default, all remote control sessions are handled and routed securely through the cloud which requires you to sign up for an TeamViewer account. Though there is a way for anyone to remotely connect to another machine via LAN/LAN-only mode. If you haven’t already installed TeamViewer, you can get it from here. Make sure that both your computer and the remote LAN computer you’re going to access have it installed. Once you have done that, go ahead and open TeamViewer on the remote computer.Ĭlick on Extras at the top and go to Options.Ĭlick the checkbox next to “Start Teamviewer with Windows” to enable it. Under General navigate to Network settings and right next to “Incoming LAN connections”, click on where it says deactivated and lets go ahead and change that to accept. If you don’t plan on using an TeamViewer account then you can set it to accept exclusively which prevents TeamViewer from going online.
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