How to Enable Remote Desktop on Windows 11

 Exciting news for Windows 11 users! You can now enable Remote Desktop, allowing you to access your computer from anywhere using the Remote Desktop Protocol. Whether you need to offer assistance or control another device remotely, this feature enables seamless connectivity without requiring physical presence.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to enable Remote Desktop on Windows 11:

Step 01: Open Settings: Navigate to the Settings app on your Windows 11 system.

Step 02: Access System Settings: Within Settings, locate and click on the “System” option.

Step 03: Navigate to Remote Desktop: Look for the “Remote Desktop” page within the System settings.

Step 04: Toggle Remote Desktop: Find the toggle switch for Remote Desktop and turn it on.

Step 05: Confirmation: Once you’ve enabled Remote Desktop, click on the “Confirm” button to finalize your selection.

With these steps completed, you’re now ready to connect to your computer remotely using the modern Remote Desktop app, which is the recommended method for accessing your device.

For enhanced security, consider using the “Network Level Authentication” option when establishing connections via Remote Desktop. This adds an extra layer of protection to your sessions.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that the Remote Desktop settings page displays the current Remote Desktop port. Typically, this port number is set to 3389 by default. If you ever need to configure your router to allow remote connections from outside your network, you may need to reference this port number.

By following these steps and considering the security measures mentioned, you can seamlessly manage your computer or access files and applications remotely on Windows 11. Enjoy the convenience of Remote Desktop, wherever you are!