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There're two ways: you can allow remote login to your Mac from another computer, or allow others to access your computer using Remote Desktop (it's available from the App Store).

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How to access your Mac from another location

Mainly, we'll talk about remote control with mobile apps and remote desktop access - it's when you can access folders, edit files, and basically complete any task on your remote Mac. In this guide, we'll focus on the types of remote connection that let you control your Mac when it's not physically there. Screen sharing can also be considered remote connection because you can view Mac's screen when someone shares it with you through Zoom, Slack, or similar tools.

You can access specific files on your Mac remotely using shared folders - for example, Google Drive, shared Notes, etc. Remote access can mean many things, so let's ensure we're on the same page here.

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***Post moved by the moderator to the appropriate forum category.Try free What is remote desktop connection for Mac? Is there anyway of fixing the actual issue as opposed to using a temporary solution as already mentioned above? Have not found anything concrete on Windows 7. I have found a fix which was issued in Windows Vista via a hotfix which has otherwise being around since the XP days. My online research has come up mostly blank.

Locking just the Remote Computer using Ctrl + Alt + End does not cause a problem.

These servers have all updates installed up to November 2016.

The remote computers are various Windows Server 20 R2 some are Domain controllers, some are empty, some are RD session Hosts and it does it on all of them.

Running Remote Desktop Connection versions: Shell Version and Control Version ,.

Some are fully patched and up-to-date while others have not been updated for a year or two, but it makes no difference,

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I can reproduce it on both domain and non-domain connected PCs, all of which are running Windows 7 Pro.It pressing the Win Key + L key to lock the computer then the problem does not occur,.If "Apply Windows Key combinations" in RDC is set to "On this computer" then the problem does not occur,.If "Use all my monitors for the remote session" in RDC is unticked then the problem does not occur,.Lock the computer again using 'Ctrl' + 'Alt' + 'Delete' Lock the computer using 'Ctrl' + 'Alt' + 'Delete'

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"Apply Windows Key combinations" set to "Only when using the full screen"."Use all my monitors for the remote session" - ticked.It will also correct itself if I minimize and click out of the remote computer Therefore I have to press both the Ctrl and Alt keys to get it back to working normally. Pressing just the Ctrl key acts as if the Alt key is pressed, Pressing just the Alt key 'unsticks' it but acts as if the Ctrl Pressing just the Alt Gr key does nothing, The temp fix for this is to press the Ctrl and Alt keys once which appears to 'unstick' them The onscreen keyboard on the remote computer shows the left 'Alt' key as being pressed in but no other keys pressed down. Euro sign on pressing number 4 key, print box in Word on I, This problem is when the Remote Desktop has focus and locking the local computer (not the Remote Desktop) usingĮxactly like if Ctrl + Alt key was sticky on the Remote computer e.g. The problem I have is when any of our users (I work as the IT technician for a company of about 70 users) locks their computer (usingĬtrl + Alt + Delete) and does it twice then their Remote Desktop Connection acts as if the