RemotePC Questions & Answers

Yes, RemotePC allows unattended access, which means you can connect to a remote computer even when it's not actively being used. This requires configuring unattended access settings on the remote computer.

There are several ways to check if someone is accessing your computer remotely. You can look for unusual activity on your screen, such as unexpected mouse movements or keyboard input. You can also check your computer's network activity to see if there are any unusual connections. Additionally, if you have enabled RemotePC's notification features, you should receive notifications whenever someone attempts to access your computer.
 

To stop someone from remotely accessing your computer, you can disconnect the active session or revoke the access code. You can also change your RemotePC password and enable additional security measures like two-factor authentication.

To start an attended access session with your partner on RemotePC, both of you should have the RemotePC app installed on your respective devices. One of you will need to generate an access code, and the other will enter that code to establish the connection.

Yes, you can typically switch between admin and non-admin mode during an ongoing RemotePC session. The exact method for doing this may vary slightly depending on your operating system and the specific version of RemotePC you're using.

Yes, you can disconnect an ongoing attended access session in RemotePC. The option to disconnect is usually found in the session's control panel or menu.

If RemotePC is not working with Wayland desktop sessions on Linux, you may need to enable X11 compatibility or switch to a different desktop environment. Consult the documentation for your specific Linux distribution for more information.

If you're experiencing sound issues with RemotePC on Linux, try checking your sound settings and ensuring that the correct audio device is selected. You may also need to install additional codecs or drivers to support specific audio formats.

If you're experiencing device compatibility problems with RemotePC, try updating the app to the latest version. You may also need to check the system requirements for your device and ensure that it meets the minimum specifications. If you continue to have issues, you can contact RemotePC's support team for assistance.

If you're encountering issues with RemotePC not being Microsoft-verified on Windows, try checking for updates to the app or your operating system. You may also need to adjust your Windows security settings to allow the app to run.