Microsoft Remote Desktop is your gateway to accessing Windows desktops and applications remotely, ensuring you remain productive from virtually anywhere. With the Microsoft Remote Desktop app, you can seamlessly connect to a remote PC or dive into virtual apps and desktops that your administrator has made available.
Getting Started
To kickstart your journey with Microsoft Remote Desktop, head over to https://aka.ms/rdanddocs for a comprehensive guide on usage. Curious about our other Remote Desktop clients? Explore them at https://aka.ms/rdclients. And don't forget to share your thoughts and feedback at https://aka.ms/rdandfbk.
Features
The Microsoft Remote Desktop app comes packed with features designed to enhance your remote working experience:
- Access Remote PCs: Connect to PCs running Windows Professional, Enterprise, or Windows Server effortlessly.
- Remote Resources: Gain access to resources published by your IT admin, streamlining your workflow.
- Remote Desktop Gateway: Connect securely through a Remote Desktop Gateway for enhanced accessibility.
- Multi-Touch Support: Enjoy a rich multi-touch experience with full support for Windows gestures.
- Secure Connection: Rest assured with secure connections to your data and applications.
- Connection Center: Easily manage all your connections from one convenient location.
- High-Quality Streaming: Benefit from high-quality video and audio streaming for a smooth experience.
Permissions
To leverage the full potential of the Microsoft Remote Desktop app, certain permissions are necessary:
Optional access
[Storage]: The app requires access to local drives and documents when the "Redirect local storage" feature is enabled, allowing for seamless file management.
What's New in the Latest Version 8.1.82.445
Last updated on Jul 16, 2021
- We've ironed out a pesky issue where images were appearing as characters, ensuring a clearer visual experience.
- A new pop-up has been added to inform users that this application is no longer supported by Microsoft, keeping you in the loop about the app's status.
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