How to Use Google Chrome Remote Desktop to Access Your Computer From Anywhere

How to Use Google Chrome Remote Desktop to Access Your Computer From Anywhere

In this tutorial I will show you how to use Google Remote Desktop to access your computer from either your smartphone or another computer. My target computer is a Macbook. And I will be remotely accessing it from an iPhone and a PC.

0:00 - Intro
0:29 - How to Setup Chrome Remote Desktop on MacBook
2:05 - Accessing Your Computer From an iPhone
2:40 - Accessing Your Computer From another Computer
3:10 - Outro

[easypeesypass]

Thanks for the support. Will be setting this up today.

[RorysRamblings]

I had no idea you could do this! Thanks for the very simple and informative tutorial.

[kennelynskitchen]

I've always wondered if it was possible to do this. Very helpful

[Deepoy]

Straight to the point tutorial no bs THANK YOU

[blightedgrounds]

Very good video - straightforward, easy to follow, and informative.

[Deepoy]

Didn’t know I needed this until now! Thanks 🙏

[thenyashowlive]

Yeah google gives you some options never thought i could do this Lando

[qsxcmdk]

Didnt even know this was possible, Thanks

[emrickkokani]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[faithful_otaku]

Wow thank you for the information! ^_^

[GRchandrapur]

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[jpwcpa]

The procedure for setting up Remote Desktop on a Windows PC has fewer steps than setting it up on a Macbook. Since the title of the video doesn't indicate that the software is being set up on a Macbook, and since the narrator never states during the video that the software is being set up on a Macbook, it may not be immediately obvious to anyone watching the video that the software is being set up on a Macbook.

[thenyashowlive]

Ok ok remote use I have used that option before