Enter a descriptive name for the username you just entered.First enter the username and password that you use to sign into the Windows PC in the space provided, and then tap the Friendly Name item.Back on the Add PC screen, select User Account.Enter the name of the PC (if it’s on your local network) or IP address in the space provided and then tap the return ‘key’ on the iOS on-screen keyboard.Tap inside of the PC Name field (where it says “Hostname or IP Address”).Let’s add one – tap the + (plus sign) button found in the upper-right corner of the app screen. Now you’ll be presented with a (currently blank) list of PCs that you can make remote connections with.Finally – the Microphone – and you guessed it, tap OK.Next up it’s the Camera – again, tap OK.Now you’ll need to grant permission for RD Client to access some of the hardware on your device.When you’re prompted to grant permission to RD Client to find and connect to devices on your network, tap OK.Open it up once the installation has completed. Download and install Remote Desktop Mobile on your device from the App Store.Now that you’ve enabled support for Remote Desktop on your Windows computer, it’s time to setup your iPhone (or iPad).You’ll also want to make note of the “PC name” found in the How to connect to this PC section. Then toggle the Enable Remote Desktop switch to ON. First, select Remote Desktop from the column on the left side of the Settings window.Enabling Remote Desktop support in Windows 10 is remarkably simple.Now that you’ve enabled Remote Desktop, jump down to the Setup Remote Desktop on the iPhone/iPad section.

The Remote tab should be selected and under Remote Desktop, click to allow connections either from computers running any version of Remote Desktop or ones with Network Level Authentication then click OK.Then under Control Panel Home click on Remote Settings.In Windows 7 right-click on the Computer icon on your desktop or from the Start Menu and click on Properties. The first thing you’ll need to do is set Windows to accept Remote Desktop connections.Enable Remote Desktop in Windows> Windows 7 Let’s jump right in – first pick your version of Windows – Windows 7 or Windows 10. This is a two part process – first you have to enable (or confirm that it’s enabled already) the Remote Desktop service on your Windows PC, and then install and setup the Remote Desktop app on your iPhone or iPad. This guide will show you step by step how to make a Remote Desktop connection from your iPhone or iPad to your Windows computer so you can control it remotely.

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