The awesome power that Apple once boasted is now realized by Microsoft.

"Your next computer, why do you want to be a computer?" I believe many poor friends have heard of this sentence.

This is an advertisement made by Apple when it released the 2020 iPad Pro and its wonderful keyboard in official website last year.

At that time, this sentence made people feel a little "deviant" at first glance, which subverted our previous understanding of tablet computers and caused many people to discuss whether iPad can replace computers.

It's just that everyone knows what happened afterwards.

iPad Pro

Even with the clever keyboard blessing, it is just more like a notebook computer in appearance and operation logic. What should be done by the computer, you have to give it to a serious computer.

But today, Shi Chao wants to tell his friends that from now on, you can do everything that a computer can do on the iPad!

The cause of the incident is that WorldCom recently discovered that Microsoft had previously launched a software called RD Client, with which you can remotely control your Windows computer on the iPhone and iPad.

Moreover, it is no exaggeration to say that this is the best remote control software ever used in Shi Chao. Just like Microsoft made it specially for iPad, it can be turned into Surface in minutes!

There are not many beeps. Let me show you what it's like to remotely control a Windows computer with an iPad.

RD client * * * provides us with two modes to control windows on iPad, namely touch mode and mouse and keyboard mode.

The control logic in touch mode is very simple. Single-finger press means selection, double-click means opening, long press means dragging a window or file, and double-finger press means triggering the right-click function, which can be said to be full control.

In the mouse and keyboard mode, the control logic of the remote desktop is the same as that of the notebook computer we usually use. Just connect the keyboard and mouse (both wired and Bluetooth) to the iPad, and it will become a computer.

It is worth mentioning that the clever keyboard is also perfectly adapted to this software. From this point of view, Microsoft can also be regarded as helping Apple realize its great ambition of "Why is your next computer?".

As for what iPad can do to remotely control Windows computers, I think there is nothing to say.

You can directly open Photoshop retouching pictures on it; Or open VS code to write code; Or turn on Steam or Epic and play those little butter games that don't require too much delay. . .

In the process of remote connection, the sound signal of the computer will be played directly from the speaker of the iPad, and the computer will also call the camera of the iPad during the video call. At this time, the iPad was made into a curved surface.

Moreover, once the iPad successfully connects to Windows remotely, the computer will enter the screen lock state, so don't worry that others will see what you are doing remotely on the computer.

When the computer unlocks the screen, the remote connection between iPad and Windows will automatically terminate, which can be said to be very user-friendly.

In addition to the above, the RD client also has a very impressive function, which must be introduced, that is, files saved on the iPad and files on remote computers can actually be transmitted to each other.

I can drag files from the remote computer to the iPad, and then open them on the iPad. You can also drag files from the iPad to the remote computer, and then open them on the remote computer, asking yourself if it is amazing!

Seeing this, some poor friends may be curious about the delay of remote desktop connection.

Because it is a remote connection, there will definitely be a delay, which can be felt by dragging windows all over the world, and sometimes frames may be dropped, but it is completely acceptable to individuals.

Of course, the delay is also related to the network speed. If you want to remotely control a Windows computer on an iPhone or iPad, you need to meet the premise that your Win 10 system must be a professional version.

Because there is only a professional version, you can open Remote Desktop in the settings. Users of Win 10 home edition can also upgrade their home edition system to professional edition by purchasing a key on a treasure.

After opening the remote desktop in the settings, you need to find the IPv4 address of the computer in the "Network and Internet" option.

Click Add Computer in RD client, and then fill in and save the IPv4 address together with your Microsotf account and password, so that the device can realize remote connection with computers under the same LAN.

To realize the real "remote" connection, you need to register and download an intranet penetration tool named "Sakura Frp" on a Windows computer.

After logging in to the client, build a new tunnel, record the IP connection address it gives you, and then change the previous IPv4 address to this address and fill it in the rd client, so you can realize remote connection under different networks.

What poor friends here need to pay attention to is that remote connections under different networks need to consume the traffic of intranet penetration tools.

This intranet penetration tool shared by Shi Chao to poor friends here will send you 1~ 4 GB of traffic randomly as long as you log in every day, which should be enough for you to use for one day. You can also buy additional traffic yourself if necessary.

Well, the sharing of remote connection software is officially over here today. I hope this software can help you, thanks for watching!