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Windows operating systems come with a built-in feature named Remote Desktop. It was introduced in Windows XP and is still a part of the latest Windows 11 operating system. It allows remote access or control over another system from anywhere through Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).
By default, Remote Desktop access is disabled on Windows 11. To use the remote connection feature, you must first enable Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). In this step-by-step guide, we’ll guide you through the process of enabling the Remote Desktop feature on your Windows 11 computer.
Do note that the Remote Desktop is only available in Windows 11 Pro, Educational, or Enterprise SKU, and full access to RDP is denied if you have a Windows 11 Home edition. But Windows 11 Home can still be used as a client to connect to other PCs, but not the other way around
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