Microsoft Remote Desktop provides a simple and intuitive solution for quickly setting up remote connections between your Mac and various Windows machines. This is extremely useful if you need to access data stored on Windows computers, if you want to make real time presentations, and more. LogMeIn for Mac is one of the most powerful remote desktop apps for Mac users of all abilities and needs. LogMeIn for Mac offers specific tools for individuals, small businesses, IT professionals and help desk technicians and is the best on the market when it comes to enterprise remote desktop support. Setting up the remote desktop connection. Configuring Windows Remote Desktop for Mac devices is a relatively simple process, but there is one important consideration that administrators must keep.

Splashtop remote desktop, remote support, and education downloads for Mac

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Find the Mac remote desktop downloads for your Splashtop plan. Splashtop offers the best performance remote connections to and from Mac computers.

Get the Splashtop app on your to launch remote desktop connections from you Mac computer. Install the Splashtop Streamer on your Mac computer to enable remote access to it from any other device. Use the Splashtop SOS to provide on-demand remote support to Mac users.

Create your custom Streamer

Install the Splashtop Streamer on the Mac computers that you want to remotely access/control (remote to):

The links below will take you to the Splashtop web console. There you can create and deploy a customized Streamer for computers that will be managed under your account.

* macOS 10.7/10.8 are supported only for accounts that reside in our global (US) database. Our EU database and infrastructure restrict access to TLS 1.2, which these older devices do not support.

Need help installing? View the Installation Tutorial

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Create your Custom Remote Support Streamer

Install the Splashtop Streamer on the Mac computers that you want to remotely access/control (remote to):

* macOS 10.7/10.8 are supported only for accounts that reside in our global (US) database. Our EU database and infrastructure restrict access to TLS 1.2, which these older devices do not support.

Need help installing? View the Installation Tutorial

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Splashtop SOS App

Run the SOS app on the computer or mobile device that your technician wants to remote into.

Download the SOS app from the link that your technician provides.

Supported devices and operating systems include: Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista*, XP* and Server 2019, 2016, 2012, 2008, 2003*; macOS 10.7* or newer; iPad or iPhone running iOS 12.2 or later, Android 4.0* or newer and Chromebooks that can run Android apps.

Create your custom Streamer (SOS+10, SOS Unlimited)

Install the Splashtop Streamer on the computers that you want to remotely access/control (remote to):

The links below will take you to the Splashtop web console. There you can create and deploy a customized Streamer for computers that will be managed under your account.

* macOS 10.7/10.8 are supported only for accounts that reside in our global (US) database. Our EU database and infrastructure restrict access to TLS 1.2, which these older devices do not support.

Need more information on SOS? See the SOS Tutorial.

Don’t have a subscription yet? Sign up for a free trial or buy now.

Splashtop On-Prem (formerly Splashtop Enterprise On-Premise)

Splashtop Streamer

Install the Splashtop Streamer on the teacher’s computer that you want to remotely access/control (remote to):

macOS 10.7+

For setup instructions, log into your Splashtop Classroom account.

Offers you the possibility to quickly connect to a Windows-based computer in order to work with its programs and files, access data and more

What's new in Microsoft Remote Desktop 10.6.3:

• In this release we fixed a bug that was causing the client to return a 0x507 error code.
• In addition, we enabled the following features on Apple Silicon:

Read the full changelog

Being able to access computers from a remote location helps you avoid a lot of hustle: you can offer support, access data stored on the target computer and more.

Microsoft Remote Desktop is a small yet very useful utility that allows you to remotely connect to Windows workstations from your Mac.

Remote connect to Windows computers

All your remote connections will have to be managed via the Microsoft Remote Desktop main window: you can save different configurations and then connect to various machines through a simple mouse click.

To get started, press the “New” button placed on the top window toolbar and start configuring the connection by providing a friendly name for the target computer, the PC name (host name or IP address), the gateway (you can set it up in the Preferences), the credentials required, and adjust details about the resolution and screen mode.

Prepare your computer for a remote connection

Take into account that the target PC must be able to accept remote connection: there are certain settings that must be performed on the Windows computer beforehand. To learn more about that, you can read the online support documentation provided by Microsoft.

When you configure a connection, Microsoft Remote Desktop enables you to decide what resolution should be used, the color quality, the full screen mode, if you want to start the session in full screen, if you will use all monitors, or if the content should be scaled.

Moreover, you can choose to play the sound on device, on the remote PC, or not at all, to connect to admin sessions, to forward printing devices, to swap mouse buttons, or to enable folder redirection.

Establish remote connections with Windows PCs

Microsoft Remote Desktop provides a simple and intuitive solution for quickly setting up remote connections between your Mac and various Windows machines. This is extremely useful if you need to access data stored on Windows computers, if you want to make real time presentations, and more.

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