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You can use a computer or mobile device to access files and applications on another computer over the Internet with Chrome Remote Desktop. Chrome Remote Desktop is available on the web on your computer. You will need to download the Chrome Remote Desktop app to use your mobile device for remote access. You can set up remote access to your Mac, Windows, or Linux computer. You may have to enter your computer password to give Chrome Remote Desktop access. You may also be prompted to change security settings in Preferences. Learn more about how to use Chrome Remote Desktop on Linux. To use Chrome Remote Desktop on your Chromebook, learn how to share your computer with someone else. You can give others remote access to your computer. They’ll have full access to your apps, files, emails, documents and history. The access code will only work one time. If you are sharing your computer, you will be asked to confirm that you want to continue to share your computer every 30 minutes. Important: Make sure you're using the latest version of the Chrome Remote Desktop app. For your security, all remote desktop sessions are fully encrypted. If you're having problems, try these tips: If you have any other issues, report them in the Chrome Help Forum. To learn how to improve Chrome Remote Desktop, Google collects and stores some anonymized data about network delays and how long your session lasted. To learn more about Chrome Remote Desktop, view our Chrome Privacy Notice and Google Privacy Policy.
You can use a computer or mobile device to access files and applications on another computer over the Internet with Chrome Remote Desktop. Chrome Remote Desktop is available on the web on your computer. You will need to download the Chrome Remote Desktop app to use your mobile device for remote access. You can set up remote access to your Mac, Windows, or Linux computer. You may have to enter your computer password to give Chrome Remote Desktop access. You may also be prompted to change security settings in Preferences. Learn more about how to use Chrome Remote Desktop on Linux. To use Chrome Remote Desktop on your Chromebook, learn how to share your computer with someone else. Share your computer with someone elseYou can give others remote access to your computer. They’ll have full access to your apps, files, emails, documents and history.
The access code will only work one time. If you are sharing your computer, you will be asked to confirm that you want to continue to share your computer every 30 minutes. Access a computer remotely
For your security, all remote desktop sessions are fully encrypted. Stop a remote sessionWhen you’re finished, close your tab to stop your session. You can also select Options Remove a computer from your list
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Download the 64-bit Debian package here. Step 2: Allow remote connectionsGo to the “Set up remote access to your computer” section above. Step 3 (Optional): Customize your virtual desktop sessionWhen you first connect, you'll get a default session chooser where you can select your desktop environment. If you always want to launch a specific desktop environment:
Tip: Your desktop environment may not support more than one session at a time. In this case, we recommend that you use different desktop environments for your Chrome Remote Desktop session and your local session, or use the session chooser. If you use the session chooser, we recommend that you sign out of the desktop environment in Chrome Remote Desktop or your local session before you sign in to the same desktop environment on the other. Remove Chrome Remote DesktopWindows
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Troubleshooting tipsIf you're having problems with Chrome Remote Desktop, try these tips:
If you have any other issues, please report them in the Chrome Help Forum. Improve Chrome Remote DesktopTo learn how to improve Chrome Remote Desktop, Google collects and stores some anonymized data about network delays and how long your session lasted. To learn more about Chrome Remote Desktop, view our Chrome Privacy Notice and Google Privacy Policy.
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