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Remote desktop software makes it possible to control another PC from afar, whether you want to help a relative troubleshoot a nagging software issue, transfer files, or install software across a fleet of business PCs. Luckily there are worthy options to meet a range of scenarios. Read on for our top picks.
MRDC obviates the need for third-party remote desktop software if you have decent tech chops—and a pro version of Windows.
Microsoft's Remote Desktop Connection is included with the pricier versions of Windows and works like a charm. You might need to configure your router and LAN on your own if you want access from outside your local network, i.e., when you're on the road.
Thanks to its user-friendly built-in tools, it’s a cinch to remote desktop into Ubuntu using either VNC or RDP. We outline how.
Inexpensive and offers the widest native OS support in the industry.