Then under the Remote Desktop section, select the option to allow remote connections as well as Network Level Authentication for better security. In Windows 8.1 you can also get there by searching for remote settings in the search box on the Start screen as shown below. To set up your Windows computer to accept remote connections, start by open Control Panel > System then click “Remote Settings” from the left pane. You will need to be running Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate, or Enterprise or the Pro version of Windows 8.x. You are able to use Remote Desktop to connect to other computers, just not the other way around. Editor Note: Home versions of Windows don’t allow incoming remote connections via RDP.
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