The remote desktop sharing window features an unobtrusive, hamburger-like menu, easily accessible from the upper left corner.įrom this menu, you can send 'CTRL+ALT+DEL' and 'PrtScn' (print screen) commands. You can basically see exactly what your friend is doing or looking at, click on everything and type as well, just like you would do if you were right there next to them. Remotely lend a helping hand via a smooth-running live desktop feed
From here on, you should be greeted by a new window that displays a live connection with other computer's desktop. Subsequently, you should enter the provided access code from the host computer in the dialog box, and that's that. The installation process is hardly worth mentioning since it is as streamlined as they get. It is at this point that both of you will be prompted to download Chrome Remote Desktop Host Installer, a lightweight and simple component used to share your screen activity. The friend in need of assistance should be making its way to the green 'Share' button while you are going to be clicking the 'Access' button. You should be now greeted by Chrome Remote Desktop's separate main window. You are now required to grant the extension with permission and log in using your Google account. Once installed, the easiest way to launch the extension is from its Chrome Web Store listing, by hitting the "Launch App" button, right after its installation. Easy installation and typical configuration processĪs you can imagine, the extension must be installed on both browsers, on both computers. If both you and your friend in need are using Google Chrome on your computers or you are lofty Chromebook users, then the whole remote access procedure might be even simpler than using conventional desktop apps thanks to a Chrome extensions appropriately named, Chrome Remote Desktop. Thanks to a broad range of desktop sharing or remote access applications, you can act as a 'computer super-hero' lending a helping hand from afar, from the comforts of your own home. We have all been there, in that situation where a friend, relative, or a loved one requires your "expert" knowledge towards resolving what might turn out to be a very annoying problem with their computer.
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