If you're using Windows Virtual Desktop (classic) without Azure Resource Manager objects, see this article. The web client lets you access your Windows Virtual Desktop resources from a web browser without the lengthy installation process. Chrome Remote Desktop lets you connect computers for remote access. Once connected to a remote system, you can view the screen, type, move the mouse, or send a key combination, such as Ctrl-Alt-Del. Launch the Chrome Remote Desktop app from your start menu. If the app is not installed, follow the steps above to install it. If the app is not installed, follow the steps above to install it. The 2X Client for Chrome provides you with simple and secure remote access to your Microsoft Windows desktop using RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) whenever you want, wherever you are. It can be downloaded directly from 2X Software’s website and is also available on the Chrome web store. The 2X Client for RDP / Remote Desktop is compatible. Besides that, FixMe.IT lets you open multiple remote desktop windows and even transfer files between different remote machines. Whether it’s accessing your own devices on-the-go or sharing your screen with a friend or family member, Chrome Remote Desktop is a great tool that’s free and easy to use.
This section shows how a student can connect to a classroom lab VM from a Chromebook by using RDP.
Install Microsoft Remote Desktop on a Chromebook
Open the App Store on your Chromebook, and search for Microsoft Remote Desktop.
Install the latest version of Microsoft Remote Desktop.
Windows Remote Desktop Chrome
Access the VM from your Chromebook using RDP
Open the RDP file that's downloaded on your computer with Microsoft Remote Desktop installed. It should start connecting to the VM.
When prompted, enter your password.
Select Continue if you receive the following warning.
You should see the desktop of the VM that you are connecting to.
Microsoft Remote Desktop Download
Next steps
Chrome Os Remote Desktop Client
To learn more about connecting to Linux VMs, see Connect to Linux virtual machines