Remote desktop connection
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The document provides an introduction to user interfaces (UI) in computer applications, including the visual components and types such as command line and graphical user interfaces. It explains the concept of icons and offers instructions for using Remote Desktop Connection to access another PC remotely. Key steps for enabling remote access and obtaining a static internal IP address are also outlined.
Remote desktop connection
- 1. Introduction To Windows CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY Er. Jasleen Kaur Assistant Professor (CSE) 12 August 2015
- 2. User Interface Visual part of computer application and operating system through which user interacts with a computer or a software/hardware like mouse, keyboard, screen, desktop appearance and help messages etc. Determines how information is displayed on the screen.
- 3. Types of UI Command Line Interface Graphical User Interface Xerox Star was 1st PC to use GUI
- 4. Aero Peek 4 Program icon with three Word documents shown Preview Peek provides a preview of the window when you place your mouse pointer over the program icon
- 5. Icon An icon is a small graphical representation of a program or file that, when clicked on, will be run or opened. Icons are used with Graphical User Interface operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows and the Apple Mac OS, to help quickly identify a type of file or program associated with the icon. To quickly rename a file/icon, press F2 button on the keyboard. Press F2
- 6. Remote Desktop Connection With Remote Desktop Connection, you can sit at a PC and connect to another PC in a different location (the remote PC). For example, you can sit at your home PC and connect to your work PC, and use all of your apps, files, and network resources as if you were sitting right in front of your work PC. Firstly we need to enable the remote desktop connection in your windows. Go to Start Computer Properties Change Settings Right Click
- 7. Go to System Properties Dialogue Box --- Remote
- 12. Changing Windows Firewall Settings to Allow Remote Desktop Access
- 13. Go to Windows Firewall in order to allow Remote Access
- 14. Change Settings Tick the Remote Desktop Option Click OK at the End
- 15. Getting Static Internal IP Address Give your Computer which you want to control, a Static IP Address Again Go To Control Panel
- 16. Go to Network and Sharing Center SelectNetworkand InternetOption
- 17. Left Click on LAN/ Ethernet to get the Properties
- 19. Copy the IP Address of the Target computer Go to Start > Programs > Accessories > Remote Desktop Connection Now Copy the Address