Virtual Display Manager

If you work with multiple computers, you probably want an efficient way of controlling them remotely, without actually having to switch between machines.

Fortunately, nowadays there is a vast selection of software solutions such as Virtual Display Manager that can help you achieve quick, adequate results.

Since it is portable, this program does not need to be installed on your computer. However, in order to access its functions, you need to unpack the contents of the archive it comes compressed in and launch the executable.

More so, it does not create any additional files or folders on your PC, nor does it tamper with your Windows registry entries. Its portability makes it possible to run it from removable storage media, such as USB flash drives and external HDDs as well.

Visually-wise, Virtual Display Manager comes with a non-attractive interface. However, the features it shelters are highly intuitive, especially for users that have previous experience with similar software.

Unfortunately, no form of help documentation is provided, thus you cannot turn to a standard user guide in case you are experiencing difficulties understanding or operating its functions.

Virtual Display Manager can help you connect to and control another computer remotely in an easy, effective manner. All you need to do is configure a server component on the target computer and access it with the client utility. Configuring a server requires you to set a valid IP address and port, as well as create a user account by defining a username and password.

After you connect to the server, you can control it remotely by either viewing a standard full-desktop window or handle each window separately. The last feature can help you simplify your task by excluding any unnecessary component from the workspace.

All things considered, Virtual Display Manager is a reliable application that can help you connect to other computers remotely and features support for handling individual applications. It packs a plain, but accessible user interface requires minimum configuration and does not include any form of local help documentation.