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Looking for a remote desktop alternative?
If you are weighing ScreenSharePRO against the tool you use today, here is what it offers for Windows remote access and support, so you can check it against your own requirements.
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What ScreenSharePRO gives you
Everything in this table ships in the current release.
| What you get | ScreenSharePRO |
|---|---|
| Computers you can control The machine being reached | Partly: Windows 10, 11 and Server 2016+ (64-bit) |
| Connect from Where the person helping sits | Yes: Windows app, or any modern browser |
| Connect from a browser, no install Join from a locked-down or borrowed PC | Yes: Yes — Chrome, Edge or Firefox on the computer you connect from |
| Free plan And whether business use is allowed | Partly: Personal use; every feature free during early access |
| Paid plans from Lowest advertised price | Pro plan coming soon — see Pricing |
| Unattended access Reach a PC with nobody at it | Yes: Yes — works before anyone signs in |
| Control UAC prompts and admin apps Windows secure desktop and elevated windows | Yes: Yes — via the SYSTEM session agent |
| File transfer | Yes: Yes, plus clipboard sync |
| Multiple monitors | Yes: Yes — switch between displays |
| See everyone's pointer Named pointers for every participant | Yes: Yes — named; the host's hand always wins |
| Session recording | Yes: Yes — MP4 (app) or WebM (browser) |
| How sessions connect | Peer-to-peer WebRTC, encrypted; relay only when needed |
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FAQ
Choosing remote desktop software
What should I look for in remote desktop software for Windows?
Start with who you support and from where: whether you need unattended access, control of UAC prompts and admin windows, file transfer, multiple monitors and session recording, and whether the person helping can join from a browser. ScreenSharePRO covers each of these for Windows PCs.
Can I connect from a web browser?
Yes. The person connecting can open the ScreenSharePRO web app in Chrome, Edge or Firefox with nothing to install. The computer being controlled runs the Windows app.
Can remote desktop software click through UAC prompts?
Only if it runs a system-level component on the remote PC. ScreenSharePRO does this through its session agent, so you can approve UAC prompts and work in elevated windows.
Is ScreenSharePRO free?
There is a free plan for personal use, and every feature is available at no cost during early access. Paid plans will be announced at launch.
See for yourself
Download for Windows or connect from your browser. Free during early access — no card needed.