If you have another Mac on the local network, you can open a Finder window, look in the Shared section of the sidebar, select the computer you want to control, and click Share Screen. This control panel will inform you how you can connect. Click the Sharing icon in the System Preferences window and enable the Screen Sharing checkbox. You’re essentially live-streaming your desktop, so reducing the quality a little might lead to a smoother experience.To enable screen sharing, click the Apple icon on the menu bar at the top of your screen and select System Preferences. Along the top of the connection window, you’ll see all the controls you’re going to need, including options for transferring files between computers and setting the screen resolution and quality. You can connect by entering the password you’ve already set up. As soon as you sign in with the credentials you just created, the original computer should appear. This time, you’ll want to connect rather than set up unattended access. Next, install TeamViewer on the devices you want to connect from.
What it looks like to access a Mac from a Windows machine with TeamViewer. Your linked computers connect to each other through a TeamViewer account, which is free to set up and lets you see your devices wherever you sign in. TeamViewer will guide you through the process of setting your computer up for unattended access, which basically involves giving it a name and a password. Then open it and choose the option marked Installation to access this computer remotely (the other option is for accessing the computer while somebody else is using it).
First, download the app onto the computer you’ll want to connect to. Another free and easy option is TeamViewer, though you can pay to add more devices ( starting at $84 a year).
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