VNC Connect trial guide and resources
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5 steps to get connected...
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Create a RealVNC account
If you haven’t created a new account already, visit our trial page to get started.
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Set up the computer you want to control
Download VNC Connect to the remote Windows, Mac or Linux computer you want to control, and install the software.
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License VNC Connect
Sign in to the VNC Server app using your RealVNC account credentials (email address and password).
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Set up the device you want to control from
Download VNC Viewer to your local computer or device, and sign in using your RealVNC account credentials to automatically discover the remote computer.
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Connect and take control
Click or tap to connect, and authenticate using the same system user name and password you usually use to log in to your user account on the remote computer.
Technical information
Product capabilities
VNC Connect provides device access and instant support capabilities in one subscription.
Product information
Brochures, feature summaries and security information.
Remote access strategy and competition
Remote access guide, case studies, independent reviews and competitor comparisons.
How to subscribe at the end of your trial
VNC Connect provides a unique set of remote access capabilities at a very cost-effective price. It only takes a few minutes to subscribe!
The easiest way to subscribe is to sign in to your RealVNC account, navigate to the Billing page and click the Subscribe to VNC Connect button. You'll take your trial team live, which means you won't have to deploy or license the software again, nor re-invite team members.
If you want to subscribe and at the same time create a new account, simply visit the Buy page, and enter a new email address. Please note you'll have to set up your team from scratch.
Get in touch or leave feedback on your trial experience
Please contact us with your technical or sales questions. It would be great to hear from you.
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