Chrome Remote Desktop is now available on some app stores. All terminals iOS can enjoy.
At a time not so long ago, to take control of his computer remotely, it was imperative to go through software solutions. The funny in the story is that they were rarely delivered turnkey and it was better to know it for a minimum set up.
See This : CES 2015: Misfit Bolt, intelligent longer just light bulb
Fortunately, things have changed and Google introduced last year a full tour application to this usage: Chrome Remote Desktop.
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Fantastic, of course, but it was only available on Android so far. However, this has changed and it has made its debut on the AppStore this morning.
However, be careful because not all regions can not enjoy. For the moment, and if I believe my iTunes, only our Swiss friends would have access but this is probably a matter of hours or days before the application makes its entry in the hexagon .
How to configure Chrome Remote Desktop?
The solution is not very difficult to configure, provided carefully follow the steps.
The first thing you will do will be to install a specific extension on your computer, and more specifically on your Chrome. There is nothing to stop you from preparing the ground.
Just click on this link and on the appropriate button. Then confirm the operation when your browser asks you.
Chrome will return to the list of all applications installed on the browser. It will click the Google Chrome Remote Desktop and give permissions to the tool by selecting the associated account.
After that, you will find yourself facing a new page and you must click on the "My Computer" menu and button "Enable remote connections". Chrome will offer to download a client, it will install on your computer.
It is he who will bridge between your iPhone and your computer.
Then come back to Chrome, and on the page where you were. Click the "OK" button. A new window appears. It will ask you to enter a unique code that you will absolutely remember. Confirm the operation.
On OS X, Chrome will return to the system preferences, and you must validate your code again to save your configuration.
Congratulations, the hard part is done.
At a time not so long ago, to take control of his computer remotely, it was imperative to go through software solutions. The funny in the story is that they were rarely delivered turnkey and it was better to know it for a minimum set up.
See This : CES 2015: Misfit Bolt, intelligent longer just light bulb
Fortunately, things have changed and Google introduced last year a full tour application to this usage: Chrome Remote Desktop.
Fantastic, of course, but it was only available on Android so far. However, this has changed and it has made its debut on the AppStore this morning.
However, be careful because not all regions can not enjoy. For the moment, and if I believe my iTunes, only our Swiss friends would have access but this is probably a matter of hours or days before the application makes its entry in the hexagon .
How to configure Chrome Remote Desktop?
The solution is not very difficult to configure, provided carefully follow the steps.
The first thing you will do will be to install a specific extension on your computer, and more specifically on your Chrome. There is nothing to stop you from preparing the ground.
Just click on this link and on the appropriate button. Then confirm the operation when your browser asks you.
Chrome will return to the list of all applications installed on the browser. It will click the Google Chrome Remote Desktop and give permissions to the tool by selecting the associated account.
After that, you will find yourself facing a new page and you must click on the "My Computer" menu and button "Enable remote connections". Chrome will offer to download a client, it will install on your computer.
It is he who will bridge between your iPhone and your computer.
Then come back to Chrome, and on the page where you were. Click the "OK" button. A new window appears. It will ask you to enter a unique code that you will absolutely remember. Confirm the operation.
On OS X, Chrome will return to the system preferences, and you must validate your code again to save your configuration.
Congratulations, the hard part is done.