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AnyDesk alternative

Started by SIMark , Jan 10 2024 08:56 PM

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#1 SIMark

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Posted 10 January 2024 - 08:56 PM

Hello!

I need your advice. I've been using AnyDesk for remote connections but now I'm on the lookout for a different application. I'm in need of something free and if possible unlimited. My OS is Windows 10. I have tried TeamViewer, but I wonder what other options are there?

Could you please tell me what do you use?

I would appreciate your response!

Edited by hamluis, 11 January 2024 - 09:47 AM.
Moved from W10 Discussion to All Other Apps - Hamluis.

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#2 Liesl25

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Posted 11 January 2024 - 06:56 AM

Hi! I've used TeamViewer too, but there's a limit for non-commercial use, and once you hit it, the connection gets cut off.

If both your computers are running Windows, you could give Microsoft Remote Desktop a shot—it's a built-in tool, though setting up the connection can be a bit trickier.

Another option is HelpWire a free application that's user-friendly and doesn't have any usage limits.