Windows RDP works by transmitting the desktop display of a remote Windows machine to your local device while allowing you to interact with it as if you were physically present.

Windows RDP provides secure remote access, supports multiple users, allows resource sharing (printers, drives), and enables remote administration of servers and workstations.

You need a Windows computer with RDP enabled, an internet connection, and a device with Remote Desktop software (such as the Microsoft Remote Desktop app) to connect.

Yes, Windows RDP is secure when configured properly. It uses encryption, Network Level Authentication (NLA), and can be enhanced with additional security layers like VPNs and firewalls.

Yes, you can use Windows RDP on macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android devices by downloading the Microsoft Remote Desktop app from their respective stores.

RDP is a protocol for remote access, while VPS (Virtual Private Server) is a virtualized server. RDP is used to access Windows VPS environments remotely.

Optimize your connection by lowering display settings, ensuring a stable internet connection, and disabling unnecessary features like printer and drive mapping.