7 posts tagged with "Windows Remote"

Background​

When using remote desktop software or accessing remote device resources, we often encounter this scenario:

Two people have different devices logged into different accounts and want to access each other's network resources. What to do?

For professionals, solutions like VPN or intranet penetration are possible, but for ordinary users, the setup cost is too high, and troubleshooting and maintenance can be challenging.

The Network Group feature in Xiaoye Remote Control 3.0.1 allows two people to easily form a network with their remote devices.

In daily Windows server or workstation management, Remote Desktop (RDP) is one of our most commonly used tools. However, many people may overlook a critical security setting — Network Level Authentication (NLA). Today, we'll dive into its principles, effect comparison, and why you should enable it.

Category: Windows Remote Published: 4/12/2026

In our daily work, we often need to copy files from our local computer to a remote server or office computer. The traditional approach involves network sharing, FTP, or cloud storage transfers, but these methods are either complex to configure or limited by speed.

Today, I'd like to share a practical feature of Windows Remote Desktop that is easy to overlook: Drive Redirection. Once configured, your local hard drive partitions will appear directly in "This PC" on the remote desktop, allowing you to copy files as simply as you would on your local machine.

If you've ever used remote desktop software, you've likely encountered this scenario: you try to enlarge the window, and the image becomes blurry; or you want to fill the screen, but you have to set the resolution in advance, and once connected, it can't be changed. This isn't a flaw in any particular software—it's the result of the three long-standing display modes in Windows Remote Desktop, each with its own design logic.

In daily work, Remote Desktop (mstsc) is a common tool for connecting to servers or office computers. Having to enter the IP address, username, and password every time can be a bit tedious. Today, I'll share a few tips to help you turn Remote Desktop into a one-click connection shortcut.