How Remotely Access another Computer Using Google Chrome

How Remotely Access another Computer Using Google Chrome-: Remote Desktop Access is the most common feature of operating System and most of us are familiar with it. There are many software available for Remote Desktop Access Life Skype, TeamViewer but why to install any software if my Default Web browser can do the same in this post we will learn How to Remotely Access another computer using Google Chrome.

How Remotely Access another Computer Using Google Chrome-:

STEP-:1

First head over to the Google Chrome web store and download the Chrome Remote Desktop. The App gets added to your App Store which you can see at the Right side corner of Your Browser or chrome://apps/ to see all Apps Installed in your Google Chrome.

STEP-:2

Now Chrome Remote Access will Ask for permission proceed further by allowing it .

STEP-:3

 if you want to share your computer then click on share and Install Chrome Remote Desktop Installer and download it and then click on the share you will get your access code share this access code to whom you want to share your you computer.

STEP-:4

If you want to  Share Your Computer then click on Access Chrome remote desktop Access will Generate access code Share this code with whom you want to share your desktop.

STEP-:5

If you want to access someone computer Click on Access and enter the Access Code generated by concern person and enter it. 

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Conclusion-: Google Chrome Remote desktop access is a good tool for remote desktop access and very easy to use. Especially for those who feel taking remote desktop access is a complex thing.

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