Remote Desktop Windows 10 Homeis an unavailable feature.

Microsoft has the tendency to reserve the high-end features for Pro and Enterprise editions.

It is easy to connect to data pipe computers (remote access) from yourWindows 10 Pro edition.

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In 2021, many users complained that the below tweak is down and giving error.

It is always trying to catch up the Pro functionality using theGitHubupdated files.

Components of Remote Desktop Windows 10 Home

1.

Use Ipconfig Command To Find Ip Address Of Remote Host

Note: Remote desktop service works only on Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate versions of Windows.

As we said earlier, by default, the RDP system does not work in Windows 10 Home.

So we have to use some third-party software or tricks to make it as a remote client.

Username And Password Of Remote Host

First, visit the following link.

you’re free to find the latest RDP Wrapper Library package, which is in zip format.

The current version as of now is 1.6.2.

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Download this zip file and unzip.

This makes Windows 10 Home suitable for Remote Desktop connection.

This will give the IP of your remote host PC.

Generally the iPv4 address is your IP address.

Here our Remote client will beWindows 10 Professionaldesktop.

Now press Win + R and enter mstsc.

This should fire up the Remote Desktop Connection pop-up window.

Now enter the IP of your remote client, which you have found earlier.

You will be prompted with the username and password of the remote computer client.

If you are using a common Microsoft account, only password is required.

If you are using different accounts, you should probably click Use another account.

This YouTube video shows the way on how to enable remote desktop connection in Windows 10 Home.

In general, RDP access is not possible in Home edition.

But using the trick above, you’re able to enable remote access in Windows 10 Home.

When we connect to the Windows 10 Home, I observed that it signs out automatically.

Conclusion

The remote desktop feature is in-built in Windows 10 or 8.1 or 7.

Also this is very simple to use and has very less complications.

This is more than sufficient for most of the cases.