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Access remote computer using google chrome

Chrome Remote Desktop BETA is the first installment on a capability allowing users to remotely access another computer through the Chrome browser or a Chromebook.
  • First Download Google Chrome Plugin Click Here
  • After you install Chrome Remote Desktop BETA extension
  • Open a new tab in your Chrome web browser then click on Chrome Remote Desktop icon (from Apps tab)
  • Then click on Continue button
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Press the “Allow access” button at the very next page
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Click on Share This Computer button, if you want to share your computer with someone  or else click on access a shared computer link if you want to access someone else computer.
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Now you will get onetime unique access code, which you need to share it with the respective person you want to share your computer.
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Now the person’s computer want to access ask him to share unique access code with you so that you can get remote access on his computer
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Now they will verify and there you go, you got access to respective person computer or vice versa
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