Windows 11 provides Remote Desktop functionality that will let you connect to another computer and control it as if you’re physically present in front of that machine.

Windows 11 offers its own native widgets, but they can't be pinned directly onto the desktop - these apps let you take matters into your own hands.

Learn how to add a Clock to the desktop of your Windows 11/10 PC by following the steps mentioned in the post. Using a Clock widget is the easiest way to do so.

For your home network, just the name should suffice. When you want to make a remote connection to this computer, start the Remote Desktop Connection app on a secondary PC (Figure C).

You can add icons to your desktop in Windows 10 and more easily access the system apps or folders you regularly use. Here's how to do it.

In Windows 8.1, open This PC and look for the desktop folder. If you use another version of Windows, head to Computer > Users > [your username] > Desktop to find your desktop folder.