We also like the option to blank the screen of the remote device for extra privacy with the click of a button. Although two-factor authentication is a common security measure, we found screen blanking to be somewhat rare. You can make secure connections over a web browser. We like that RemotePC is platform-independent.
This means you can make connections on any mobile device or computer, whether it’s Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, or iOS. However, we found that some of the available features on Linux connections are limited. RemotePC can be used in all these different scenarios, and as we’ve discussed in this article, getting set up is straightforward and easy to do.FeaturesĪlthough RemotePC’s features are tiered, every remote access plan includes essential remote desktop tools like unlimited remote access, always-on remote access, and remote reboot. Alternatively, you may work on a large organization’s IT helpdesk, with workstations spread across several locations. Or you might be an IT professional who needs to be able to provide support to customers, logging in to their computers to troubleshoot issues.
Once you’re connected to the remote computer, you’ll be able to perform all sorts of tasks.įor example, you might use RemotePC for accessing your home computer when you’re at work, copying to it whatever you’ve been working on during the day so that you can keep working on it when you get home. For subsequent connections, you’ll then be able to click the launcher icon to establish connections instead of having to log in to the online dashboard. If you choose to connect via the desktop application, it will first prompt you to download and install the RemotePC launcher for initiating remote sessions. When you hover the Connect button next to the computer name it will change to two different buttons giving you the option of connecting with Viewer Lite or the desktop application.Ĭhoosing Viewer Lite will launch a new browser window that connects to the remote computer. You can see all your connected computers from your RemotePC online account’s dashboard (Image credit: RemotePC)
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