How to Set Up Microsoft Remote Desktop on Mac

If you're a student or staff member at 'University Name', you may be aware of the William server that allows remote access to your files and applications from anywhere, at any time. In this article, we'll walk you through the steps to set up Microsoft Remote Desktop on your Mac.

Step 1: Download the Microsoft Remote Desktop App

To run Remote Desktop on your Mac, you'll need to download the app from the Mac App Store. Simply open Launchpad and locate 'Microsoft Remote Desktop'. Click the install button to begin the download and installation process.

Step 2: Add William to Your Remote Desktop List

Once the app has downloaded and installed, click on the Add PC icon in the center of the screen or choose 'Add PC' from the top left menu. In the Add PC window, enter the following information:

* PC name: william.ad.uk

* Password: Enter your password for the server

Click the Add button to add William to your remote desktop list.

Step 3: Set Up Your Connection

To set up your connection, click on the Folders tab and tick 'Redirect folders'. Then, click the + symbol to add a folder. Browse to the folder you wish to redirect and click Open.

Step 4: Start Your Remote Desktop Session

Once you've set up your connection, double-click on William to start your remote desktop session. You will now be faced with the Desktop which should look similar to the picture below.

Using Your Remote Desktop Session

On the desktop are shortcuts to all the Faculty Software. If you need help using the software or have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact 'IT Support Contact'.

Troubleshooting Tips

If you're having trouble connecting to William, make sure that you've entered your password correctly and that you're connected to the Economics VPN.

By following these simple steps, you'll be able to access your files and applications on William from anywhere, at any time. Happy remote working!

I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any further assistance.

How to set up microsoft remote desktop on mac