How Do You Set Up A Remote Desktop Connection For Windows XP?
Remote Desktop is an versatile component that is included by default with Windows XP Professional. It enables you to access your Windows XP PC remotely from a different computer system via the Internet or a local area connection (LAN). A feature of this application, called “Remote Desktop Web Connection,” gives you access to your PC from anywhere in the world via any computer that is connected to the Internet. You will then be able to access all your files and network resources, and even run programs just as if you were right at your computer. This is very handy when you are using your laptop, for example, in an Internet café or at a client’s office. Here’s how to set up a remote desktop connection for Windows XP, so that you can access your PC via the Internet. Click on your “Start” button and then “Control Panel.” Click on “Add or Remove Programs.” Click on “Add/Remove Windows Components.” Click on the entry marked ” Internet Information Services” and then the “Details” button. This
