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First of all, I would like to talk about why I wrote this article, because since I installed win10, computers that remotely access the win7 system in the local area network show the following figure, and the win7 connection to win10 is also a remote failure. When I was washing yesterday, an idea flashed through my mind: can the campus network I use remotely control another computer? After my experiment, it is possible, and solved the problem of win10 remote win7,win7 remote win10, which has been puzzling me for a long time, decided to write this blog to record, in case I forget, but also hope to help you.

If you want to remotely connect to a computer in a local area network, you can first ping the ip address of the computer you want to remotely

Then how do you know the IP address of the computer? As shown in the figure: IPv4 address is IP address.

Write down the ip address of the computer you want to be remote, and then ping the ip address (regardless of win10,win7) on the computer you want remote.

The operations are as follows:

Win+R, the running command window appears, and the command window appears when you enter cmd

Enter the ping + ip address (remember that there is a space after ping)

If you can ping as follows [packet loss = 0 (% 0 loss)]

Then, if the ping is not available, first check whether the firewall of the remote computer is turned off, as shown in the figure:

Then ping again, you will find miraculously, through!

Then if you find that you can't connect remotely, check to see if you allow remote control.

Win10 is: right-click this computer-> Properties-> Click remote Control-> as shown in the figure: check, click OK.

Win7 is: right-click this computer-> Properties-> Click remote Control-> as shown in the figure: check, click OK.

After the above steps have been completed, if you want to remotely from win10 to win7 may also encounter the following situation, please refer to the link solution.

Link: http://www.win7zhijia.cn/win10jc/win10_8004.html (I tried the first step, but not without a reboot. I didn't restart it, so I don't recommend the first step. I used the second step, perfect! The third step, there is no test, if the first two fail, you can choose to try the third step. )

If you want to remotely from win7 to win10, you need to take one more step, as shown in the figure:

So that you can win10 remote connection win7,win7 remote connection win10 Oh!

By the way, add how to remote Desktop and how to set up login without using a password.

Link: http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/9113f81b0d83e32b3214c718.html

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