Hey, how’s it going guys? In this video, I show you the correct Chrome Remote Desktop setup on Windows 10/11 and how to use it properly in 2025. Chrome Remote Desktop is, honestly, the number one remote desktop application right now because it’s absolutely free from Google, and it lets you access and control remote computers (and even phones) from anywhere in the world using a secure connection. If you need to access files, troubleshoot issues, or manage multiple devices, this is the easiest way to remotely connect to your home or work PC. I walk you through the full setup: go to “Access my computer,” sign in with your browser’s default email, then add the Remote Access extension from the Chrome Web Store. After that, you accept and install the downloaded file, choose a name for the connection, and set a PIN (minimum six digits). Then I show the “Remote support” part: generate a sharing code (valid for only 5 minutes), connect from another computer, and make sure the other side clicks “Share” to grant permission—this is very important for security. Once connected, you can control the remote PC, open browser apps like YouTube or Gmail, and when you’re done, just click “Stop sharing.”