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Remote Desktop solution that works without a monitor on host PC (Windows) (lemmy.world)

submitted 9 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Windows user here, please don't shoot me

I'm in need of a remote desktop solution that works without a monitor. I've tried AnyDesk, TeamViewer, and TightVNC.

All of the stuff I have need of using has a GUI client or dedicated software, but I'm about to be away from home for a couple weeks and I'm worried it might shit out on me for one reason or another and need some manual input (any one who has ever used a computer knows that this happens sometimes)

I have OpenVPN on my router and that's how I'm accessing everything, so a local solution will work, and it would be nice, but not necessary, if it's got an Android client as well

I have Windows 10 Home so I can't use remote desktop that's built into windows without installing a cracked pro version of window.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 9 months ago

You can use Parsec. It's free and closed source, but it has an optional driver that, if you install it (you will be asked during the main installation) it will allow you to use Windows in remote without an attached screen. I tried it and it worked quite well. In the remote device you can even select at what resolution you want your host computer to cast when there is no screen plugged in...