Remote Desktop Assistant

There are many reasons you may need to switch between computers at short intervals of times, and most of them are work-related, which is reason enough for you to be interested in methods of reducing the time and effort invested in transitioning from one device to another.

Needless to say, using your PCs remotely is the most efficient solution, but when handling a multitude of connections simultaneously, a tool such as Remote Desktop Assistant should prove its worth.

Before anything else, it must be mentioned that the program sports a minimalist user interface, allowing you to easily create a list of all the remote computers you may want to access, which you can see in the main window.

All you need to do is add a device using the “Computers” menu, indicate a name for the said PC as well as an IP address, a username, a password, and a domain. Plus, you can choose the size of the remote desktop as well as the color depth of the session.

But your possibilities do not end here, since there are other, more advanced options. You can, for instance, specify whether you want the remote computer to play audio files, not to mention the list of devices and resources the computer has access to, such as printers, clipboard, and serial ports, and many other features you can explore.

A nice addition to the program is that it allows you to automatically start specific applications upon connecting to the remote computer, which helps you save a lot of time.

Once you have created your list of remote computers you work with on a daily basis, you are in full control of your devices, with the program enabling you to examine the state of connectivity by carrying out ping and port monitoring as well as send Wake-On-LAN magic packets besides retrieving MAC addresses of LAN computers.

Remote Desktop Assistant is a powerful utility that can manage your Microsoft Remote Desktop Connections and help you easily access any of the computers you are relying on.