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Remote Desktop Connection is a built-in feature of Microsoft Windows that allows you to access a remote computer from your local computer or device.

You can access Remote Desktop Connection by typing 'Remote Desktop Connection' in the search bar of Windows Start menu.

To connect to a remote computer using Remote Desktop Connection, you will need the name of the remote computer and your login credentials for that remote computer.

Some benefits of using Remote Desktop Connection include being able to access work or personal files and applications from any location with an internet connection, and being able to collaborate with others remotely.

Yes, you can use Remote Desktop Connection on different operating systems, as long as they have the Remote Desktop feature installed and are configured to allow remote connections.

Remote Desktop Connection allows you to connect remotely to another computer and control it as if you were sitting in front of it. Remote Assistance allows someone else to connect remotely to your computer and help you troubleshoot issues or perform tasks.

Remote Desktop Connections can be secured over the internet by enabling features such as Network Level Authentication and using a strong password. It is recommended to use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) for additional security.

To end a Remote Desktop Connection session, simply close the Remote Desktop Connection window.

Yes, Remote Desktop Connection is available as an app for both Android and iOS devices.

The number of concurrent Remote Desktop Connections depends on the edition and licensing of your Windows operating system. For example, the Professional edition of Windows 10 allows for one concurrent Remote Desktop Connection, while the Enterprise edition allows for multiple concurrent connections.