Connect to another computer in your network with minimal effort, thanks to this lightweight and very simple to understand program.
- MultiDesk
- Version :3.16
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Hoowi Software
MultiDesk Description
MultiDesk is a user-friendly and effective software solution whose main function resides in the ability to help you connect to one or multiple computers in your network, with just a few quick mouse actions.
Portability advantages
Being a standalone program, you can begin working with it immediately after decompressing the archive you downloaded, no other waiting period being required.
As a result, you can store MultiDesk on any portable storage device, carrying with with you wherever you may need it and using it on all compatible systems, yet leaving no trace behind when removed.
Effortlessly connect and control remote computers in your network
To establish new connections, you can resort to the options in your context menu, as it enables you to ‘Connect Group’, ‘Add Server’, ‘Add Group’, ‘Import MSTSC Connection’ or modify the properties of existing servers.
Functioning in a tabbed interface, MultiDesk allows you to access and control multiple workstations simultaneously, switching between them as needed, or closing them when they are no longer necessary.
To ‘Add Server’, you need to input the ‘Display Name’ and the ‘Server’ IP address, including authentication credentials for that particular computer if it is ‘Inherit From Parent’ (username and password, domain and port number).
Moreover, MultiDesk lets you customize the ‘Remote Desktop Display’, choosing the ‘Color Depth’ and the ‘Desktop Size’, as well as determine how to handle sounds and keyboard actions. Similarly, you can select the devices and resources which you think you will be using in your session, supporting printers, drives, clipboard and smart cards.
A handy remote connection instrument
Overall, MultiDesk is an intuitive and fairly useful application that can successfully assist you in conduction remote control sessions on network PCs, entailing a minimal level of effort in the process.