Other than RDP, you can also access another desktop remotely with Chrome Remote Desktop (CRD). Note that you will need Google Chrome on your computer. With CRD, you can also send Ctrl-Alt-Delete from anywhere around the world. • Install Chrome Remote Desktop on your controlling PC and the target desktop. • Launch CRD on your controlling PC. • Select “Continue” on the pop-up to authorize permissions. • Select “Enable remote connections” under “My Computers” from “Get started.” • After this, you’ll have to input a PIN for the target desktop. • Install Chrome Remote Host Service. • Now you can access the target desktop via Google Chrome by opening CRD and selecting it. • Enter the PIN and you can start operating the remote desktop. • At the top of the screen, open a menu and select “Send keys.” • From the small drop-down menu, select “Ctrl-Alt-Del.” This method even works with Android smartphones, so you can connect to the remote desktop with the phone you use every day. While the actual setup phase is slightly different, all you need to do is input the PIN and you can access the desktop from anywhere else. The “Send keys” menu also works the same way. Using CRD reduces the resolution and processing speed, but its main appeal is the way Chrome and Google work together. With a Google account, you can easily set the remote connection up with any computer you want.