How do you enable Remote Desktop (RDP) on a Windows machine for remote access?

[ProfRon]

You know, turning on Remote Desktop is pretty straightforward if you follow me here. I just grab my mouse and head to the Start button first. Click that gear icon for Settings. It pops up quick.

From there, you slide over to System. Scroll down a bit until you spot Remote Desktop. I tap that toggle to switch it on. Windows asks if you're sure, so you nod yes.

Now, it might nag about the firewall letting connections through. I always let it adjust that automatically. Keeps things smooth without extra hassle. You see a confirmation pop up.

Your machine gets an IP address you need later. I jot that down or screenshot it. Tell your buddy that number to connect from afar. They punch it into their RDP client.

Sometimes you tweak who can log in. I right-click This PC and pick Properties. Under Remote settings, you add users if needed. Simple as that for access.

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