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Due to the increasing complexity of current Internet/Intranet environments, a variety of factors such as firewall, router, or broadband provider (ISP) often leads many remote control software based on the traditional ‘direct connection’ technology (like Microsoft Remote Desktop) to connect/operate very slow or even connection fail. Even the industry’s strong performer TeamViewer also is becoming slower and slower.
AnyDesk (from Germany) – claims to be nowadays the fastest remote control software and does give users with a good impression. At least it’s extremely fast and responses smoothly, goes even farther than the predecessor TeamViewer. Moreover, its file size is very small (only more than 1 MB), and it is free for occasional/casual private use.
AnyDesk’s developers (if it’s true, they are independent from the TeamViewer development team) tried to solve this problem. So it uses the advanced video compression technology DeskRT – which can penetrate the firewall/router with ease, it contains a brand new video decoder, and provides the minimalist login & control mode. All these can make you experience smoother remote desktop control on your existing PC.
// Benchmark Comparison //
// Official Demo Video //
// Prompts //
- To use AnyDesk on Android, you have to do as follows (otherwise you can’t turn on the “Control Device Permission”):
- Install AnyDesk for Android
- Install AnyDesk plugin ad1
- Got “Settings/Accessibility”), find your installed services, click on “AnyDesk Control services AD1”, then manually turn it on
- Done
// Related Links //
- AnyDesk Editions Comparison
- AnyDesk Official Video Tutorials
- AnyDesk User Guides
- AnyDesk Quick Start Guide
- AnyDesk F.A.Q.
// Download URLs //
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