currently, there are many distant work area association applications accessible for the Windows working framework. In any case, out of every one of those, a couple of stick out. Windows has an inherent distant work area highlight known as RDP.
You can without much of a stretch access your documents and applications distantly put away on another PC with the far off work area highlight. Aside from that, the Remote Desktop Protocol can likewise offer help to somebody or control a PC distantly.
Empowering Remote Desktop used to be kind with Windows 10. In any case, Windows 11 shrouds the RDP alternative profound under the Settings. Along these lines, assuming you need to utilize the Remote work area highlight on Windows 11, you first need to empower it.
Enable Remote Desktop in Windows 11
we will share the few best methods to enable Remote desktop in Windows 11. However, please note that the Remote desktop feature is only available on Windows 11 Pro and Enterprise
Enable Remote Desktop via Settings
- click on the Start button and select ‘Settings.
- On the Settings page, click on the ‘System‘ option
- On the right pane, click on the ‘Remote Desktop’ option.
- Turn on the ‘Remote Desktop’ toggle on the next page and click ‘Confirm‘ to save the changes.
Enable Remote Desktop via Control Panel
- open Windows search and type in ‘Control Panel’. Now open Control Panel from the list
- On the Control Panel, click on the ‘System and Security’ option.
- click on the ‘Allow remote access’ option as shown in the screenshot
- On the System Properties pop-up Window, select the ‘Remote‘ tab.
- Now enable the ‘Allow remote connections to this computer’ option.
Also, enable the ‘Only allow connections from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication.’ Once done, click on the ‘Ok‘ button.
Enable Remote Desktop via CMD
- open windows swaerch and type in ‘CMD’
- Right click on thr CMD and select ‘Run as administrator’
On the Command Prompt, enter the following command and hit the Enter button (reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server" /v fDenyTSConnections /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f )
