Remote Desktop is a remote control function that allows you to operate a specific terminal via a network. To allow remote connection settings in Windows 10, you need to enable the settings on the System-> Remote Desktop screen. By default, Windows uses the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) protocol and connects with port number “3389”. * As a condition for remote desktop connection, Windows 10 Home edition is not supported, so remote desktop connection is not possible.
This article describes the procedure to enable Remote Desktop Connection using a Windows 10 terminal.
Windows10: Remote desktop connection permission setting
Step 1:
Right-click on the Windows mark at the bottom left of your desktop -> select Settings.
Step 2:
Select “System”.
Step 3:
Switch Enable Remote Desktop to “On”.
Step 4:
Enable Remote Desktop? Screen: Select “Confirm”.
Step 5:
Confirm that the setting item for enabling the remote desk is set to “On”.
