Category: General Tutorial

Back in 1987, Linux was just getting started, and remote access was just taking shape. It wasn’t really until the late ‘90s that Microsoft Windows tried to catch up with the implementation of the Citrix RDP protocol.

Out of all the people who can now work remotely, it is believed that 35% do so on a full-time basis. Of course, remote working presents organizations with a range of challenges, along with many associated benefits. Enabling workers in different geographical locations to continue to collaborate efficiently is just one of these challenges. Screen sharing can provide a solution for this.

There might be times when you need to open Task Manager on a remote desktop or terminate a remote connection that needs starting up. This functionality is particularly useful for IT teams managing multiple devices. In this article, we’ll discuss several methods to send the CTRL ALT Del remote desktop command, depending on your operating system.