To get started with Remote Desktop on your Windows 1 or 11 computer,follow these organized steps:

1. Install Remote Desktop:

   • Download the Microsoft Remote Desktop 221 from the Microsoft website.
   • Extract the downloaded files and place the Windows 32-bit or 64-bit version in the default installation directory.

2. Log In:

   • Open Remote Desktop by double-clicking the installer or drag it to the default location.
   • Use the admin account to manage desktop services. You can create user accounts for your local and remote machines.

3. Open Command Prompt:

   • After logging in, type cmd to open the command prompt. Use the left arrow key to navigate to Remote Desktop.

4. Access Desktops:

   • In Remote Desktop, right-click the logo and select "Desktops" to view and manage desktops.
   • Click "Open" to bring in desktops, which you can assign labels like "Local," "Remote 1," etc.

5. Create Users for Local Machine:

   • In the command prompt, type msconfig (user) to create a user account.
   • Type msconfig (user) - name (user) to assign a name. Create multiple users with different permissions (Guest or Admin) as needed.

6. Connect to Computers:

   • Use msconfig (network) to access the network settings. Open the "Connect to" command to specify the machine for connecting.

7. Command Commands:

   • Use cmd /x 3 to open Remote Desktop.
   • Familiarize yourself with commands like msconfig (config) for default settings and msconfig (config) /x 1 for desktops.

8. Control Remote Desktop:

   • Use msconfig (user) to manage user accounts.
   • Use msconfig (network) to control network settings.
   • Use msconfig (config) to manage desktop configurations.

9. Encrypt Data:

   • Enable encryption using Decrypt Selected File command and set it to your preferred type (e.g., ZIP).

10. Learn and Customize:

    • Research the command help and documentation for more advanced features.
    • Experiment with commands and commands to personalize your Remote Desktop setup.

By following these steps, you'll be able to efficiently use Remote Desktop for controlling your local and remote machines.