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Start your journey to the next level of network computing

Guest desktop sharing makes it easier to share your desktop with users who don't have a system account on your computer. For example, when you need on-the-fly assistance for troubleshooting a technical problem you're having, or if you have asked a colleague to connect to your desktop to collaborate from remote, they can connect using guest desktop sharing. Guest desktop sharing requires you, the desktop owner, to be present on the desktop in order to accept an incoming connection from a guest user. Read on to know how to get started.

Fig. 1 - Guest desktop sharing and Desktop shared must be both enabled on your desktop

Fig. 2 - Retrieve your computer’s URL

Fig. 3 - The desktop owner can refuse or accept the incoming connection

Fig. 4 - Once the guest has connected, a pop-up notification alerts the desktop owner

Fig. 5 - The desktop owner can disconnect users as well as toggle between interactive and view-only mode

Fig. 6 – The desktop owner can check from the !M icon in the system tray who is connected

Fig. 7 - The Machines tab: insert the IP address or Machine Id

Fig. 8 - Select 'Request access as a guest for desktop sharing' to connect to the target desktop

Fig. 9 - Type an appropriate message for the owner of the desktop you want to connect to

Fig. 10 - The desktop owner must authorize your connection

Fig. 11 - Once authorized by the desktop owner you will see their desktop
Free for personal use
