​Remote into your Mac or PC, and more

I use to need to remote into my PC for work, though now that isn’t really an issue for me. There are other reasons to remote into your computer when away, and I liked using Chrome Remote Desktop. It’s easy to set up and it works great. You can learn about that HERE.  

​It’s handy for access to your computer when you are travelling, or whatever, but it also has an option to share your screen in case you want to allow someone access for work, or if you need or want to give help with someone else.
 
In Windows I prefer Quick Assist to help someone with their computer. We both run Quick Assist, native to Windows, and the person I want to help requests assistance and I give them a number to enter. That number is generated on my computer when I request to assist someone.
 
For a Mac, there are several options for accessing your Mac remotely, and from various devices. A link to a good article explaining that is HERE.  You can still use Chrome Remote Desktop on the Mac, but if you prefer something else, or something more native to the Mac world, then this article will offer some options. Additionally, there are some tips on file sharing which may be of interest.