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By default, Windows Remote Desktop Connection can play the remote desktop sound on the computer you use to access it. [1] X Research Source If you have problems, you can check the appropriate options are set by launching the Remote Desktop software, opening the advanced settings and selecting “Play on this device”. on this device). The same steps will apply whether you connect to a phone or a desktop computer. Don’t forget to check that the computer/phone you are using is not muted!
Steps
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Download and open the Microsoft Remote Desktop application. Click “Free” to download and select “Open” after the installation is complete.
- The Android and iOS versions of the app can be purchased on their respective stores.
- Android has a number of remote desktop applications with similar features from third parties, such as RemoteToGo. However, these applications are not officially supported by Windows Remote Desktop Connection.
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Tap the “+” sign at the bottom of the screen. The “Add Desktop” page will appear.
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Click “Advanced”. This button is at the top of the page, a list of optional settings will appear.
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Tap the “Sound” drop-down menu and select “Play on this device”. You can also set it to play on the remote device or not to play the sound from within this menu. [2] X Research Source
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Click on “General”. You will be returned to the connection login page.
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Enter the login information for the remote computer. Username will be the name or IP address of the computer you want to connect to, and password is the login password of that computer.
- If you don’t know the computer’s name, you can go to “Contrp Panel > All Contrp Panel Items > System” on that computer to see it.
- You can find the computer’s IP address by typing “ipconfig” into the command line on that computer.
- Click the disk icon to save the remote desktop profile for future use.
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Click “Connect”. This button is located at the bottom of the screen, the connection to the remote computer will begin.
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Test the sound of the remote computer. When the remote desktop appears on the local desktop, tap the speaker icon at the bottom right of the taskbar to open the audio control panel. After you adjust the volume appropriately, the change confirmation chime will sound indicating success.
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Launch the Remote Desktop Client. Press the ⊞ Win key and type “Remote Desktop Connection” in the search bar. Then, click on the search result that pops up to launch it.
- Microsoft also supports Mac clients with the same feature.
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Click the “Options” button at the bottom of the window. After you click, the window will expand and show some cards.
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Click “Local Resources”. This tab is located near the right of the default “General” tab.
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Click the “Settings…” button located below the Remote Audio heading. A window will pop up with sound options.
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Click “Play on this computer”. You can also choose to play the sound of the remote computer or not to play the sound from within this menu.
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Click “OK” to save the settings. The pop-up window will close.
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Enter the login information for the remote computer. Username will be the name or IP address of the computer you want to connect to, and password is the login password of that computer.
- If you don’t know the computer’s name, you can go to “Contrp Panel > All Contrp Panel Items > System” on that computer to see it.
- You can find the computer’s IP address by typing “ipconfig” into the command line on that computer.
- You can click the “Save” button at the bottom left to keep your login information for later use.
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Click the “Connect” button at the bottom right of the window. The connection to the remote computer will begin.
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Test the sound of the remote computer. When the remote desktop appears on the local desktop, tap the speaker icon at the bottom right of the taskbar to open the audio control panel. After you adjust the volume appropriately, the change confirmation chime will sound indicating success.
Advice
- Don’t forget to check to make sure the device you’re using is not muted. You can click the speaker icon at the bottom right of the taskbar or use the volume buttons for phones. Next, you need to check the sound of the remote computer using the remote desktop program in the same way. If the computer is muted, you won’t hear anything!
- If the remote host or device is using a dedicated sound card (or external audio device), it may be using its own volume control. Check the “Sound contrplers” section in the device manager to see what audio media is being used.
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By default, Windows Remote Desktop Connection can play the remote desktop sound on the computer you use to access it. [1] X Research Source If you have problems, you can check the appropriate options are set by launching the Remote Desktop software, opening the advanced settings and selecting “Play on this device”. on this device). The same steps will apply whether you connect to a phone or a desktop computer. Don’t forget to check that the computer/phone you are using is not muted!
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