Remote access to iMac from Windows 10

Hey @Shahin Safazadeh

Using third-party applications such as LogMeIn, RealVNC, TeamViewer and Chrome Remote Desktop or the built-in Remote Desktop (Remote Management).

If you want additional features such as sharing files, collaboration, and print from the remote machine, then you’ll need signing up to subscription services.

5 Ways to Remotely Access Apple Mac OS X from Windows
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/remote-access-apple-mac-os-x-via-windows/

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Karlie

Hi @Shahin Safazadeh ,

You can follow the links below:

Allow Apple Remote Desktop to access your Mac
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/allow-apple-remote-desktop-to-access-your-mac-mh11851/mac

Here's also a guide on how to accomplish this:
How to Access Your Mac’s Screen from Windows (and Vice-Versa)

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Best regards,
Leon

The built-in screen sharing only works between two Macs on the same Apple ID or network, which isn’t super practical. Apple Remote Desktop is a solid option, but it’s only for macOS and doesn’t support cross-platform connections. If you’re trying to connect to a Mac from a PC, you’ll probably need a third-party tool that’s easy to set up. For example, Chrome Remote Desktop, which works through the Chrome browser, or HelpWire - both are simple and free solutions.