^{Both computers need Windows 10/11 Pro, Enterprise or Education (Win 11 Home can only connect out, not in).}

^{On the computer you want to access, turn on Remote Desktop in Settings.}

^{Find the PC name or IP address you’ll use to connect.}

^{Press Win + R, type “mstsc” and press Enter.}

^{Type the PC name or IP address and click Connect.}

^{Enter the username and password of the remote computer.}

^{You now have full access to the remote PC as if you were sitting there.}

^{Close the window or go to Start > Sign out to disconnect safely.}

• ^{You need to allow RDP through your router.}
  
• ^{Forward TCP port 3389 to the IP address of your remote PC.}
  
• ^{Or use a VPN for a safer connection.}
• ^{Tip: Change the RDP port for better security.}

• ^{A VPN encrypts your connection and keeps your network private.}
  
• ^{Connect to your VPN first, then use Remote Desktop as normal.}
• ^{Best for security and remote access.}

• ^{Click “Show Options” in mstsc.}
• ^{Save connections for quick access.}
• ^{Organise multiple PCs easily.}

• ^{In mstsc > Experience tab:}
• ^{– Adjust display quality}
• ^{– Disable wallpaper}
• ^{– Adjust connection speed}
• ^{Faster connections, smoother experience.}

• ^{Store credentials securely.}
• ^{Avoid entering passwords every time.}
• ^{Open: Control Panel > Credential Manager.}

• ^{Use strong passwords.}
• ^{Enable Network Level Authentication.}
• ^{Restrict access to specific users.}
• ^{Keep Windows updated.}