How to enable remote desktop connections in Windows 10

This video shows you how to enable remote desktop connections to your Windows 10 computer.
Remote desktop allows you to remotely connect to a graphical interface on your Windows 10 computer. This will only work on the Pro and Enterprise editions of Windows 10, this feature is not included in the standard version of windows.
To activate RDP on Windows 10 you will need to tick the "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer" and "Allow remote connections on this computer" inside of the System Properties on your computer.
These instructions on enabling remote desktop connections will also work on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1

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good bye guys jakey with you today i'm
going to be showing you how to enable
remote desktop on your Windows 10
computer
so when I say enabling remote desktop
what I mean is enabling the ability to
remote into your computer so not the
ability to use remote desktop because
anyone will be able to do that so
so the remote desktop at quite easy but
to enable remote connections into your
computer using our day pay you need to
go to the system in the system
the thing in the control panel just open
that up then select advanced system
settings so now you'll say advanced
system settings and if you go to the
remote tab allow remote connections to
this computer
now you can also allow remote connection
from this computer with remote desktop
with network-level authentication
if you're connecting from older
computers i think vista and before these
you won't be able to connect in if
that's enabled but anyway so we'll apply
that now you've enabled the remote
connections from the computer
you'll also need to allow them through
the firewall if your followers decided
this white matter if you're using a
third-party firewall you need to make
sure that you allow make an exception to
the firewall to allow the remote
connection in
so if we go windows firewall and what we
want to do is allow a nap or a feature
through the firewall and you want to
it's change settings this my papa thing
in mind after type in your password if
you have one and scroll down to remote
desktop as you say it stick for private
but if you wanted to also be i would it
be accessed from a public network you
need to take public and if you're on a
dime I network they'll be another tab
here saying domain
and you want to take that it okay and
that's it now you've got remote desktop
enabled and also the rules open in the
firewall to a layout remote connections
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