In order to access remote settings in the Windows Control Panel, the user must have administrative privileges. This is because certain remote settings are only available to users with administrative privileges.
First, the user must open the Windows Control Panel by clicking on the ‘Start’ button and then select ‘Control Panel’ from the list of options. Once the Control Panel window opens, the user should select the ‘System’ icon. This will open up the System Properties window.
In this window, the user should click on the ‘Remote’ tab. This tab contains several options for configuring remote settings. The first option is the ‘Allow Remote Assistance’ option, which allows a remote user to connect to the computer and provide help. The second option is the ‘Allow Remote Desktop’ option, which allows a remote user to log into the computer via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). The third option is the ‘Allow Remote Administration’ option, which allows a remote user to administer the computer via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).
The next section in this window contains the ‘Remote Desktop Users’ option, which allows the user to specify which users are allowed to remotely access the computer. The user can add or remove users from this list.
The last section in this window is the ‘Remote Settings’ section. In this section, the user can configure several settings related to remote connections such as authentication methods, encryption levels, and compression levels.
Once the user has made all of the necessary changes to the remote settings, they should click ‘OK’ to save the changes. The user should then test the changes by attempting to connect to the computer from another PC. If the connection is successful, then the user can be sure that their remote settings have been correctly configured.