How to Remote Desktop on Mac

 There are many reasons to wonder how to remote desktop on a Mac. For starters, if you have multiple computers, you may need to access some files or applications on another Mac. Or, if you know someone who needs help with a Mac problem, it’s easier to use their computer directly, even if you’re far away. Here’s how you want to know, let’s take a look!

With screen sharing, remote access to your desktop is easy. You just need to know the Apple ID or hostname of the other Mac. From then on, just accept the method on another computer and decide what level of access you want. However, this means that someone has to have access to the other Mac.

To summarize, these are the steps:

1. Launch the screen sharing app

2. Enter the hostname or Apple ID

3. Accept incoming requests on another Mac

4. Tap Control My Screen

5. Close the window end

How to use screen sharing on Mac

1. Launch the screen sharing application on the Mac you want to use. You can do this via Spotlight Search if you press Command and Space on your keyboard – just type Screen Sharing.

2. Enter the hostname or Apple ID associated with the other Mac. In other words, the Apple ID of the computer you want to access. Click Connect.

You will now be told that you need to respond on another machine.

3. A message will appear on the Mac you want to connect to. To establish a connection, the person using the computer will need to click Options and select Accept.

4. A Mac is fully controllable. To do this, someone has to click “Control My Screen” on the Mac that will be accessed. Clicking Watch My Screen will not allow any applications to be opened or changes to be made to files.

5. You will now have remote access to the other Mac, which will appear in its own window. Simply close the window to stop access.

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