Microsoft Remote Desktop from Mac by aryankanse6 Jun 17, 2020 11:23PM PDT. New MacOs user here. I still need to remote desktop into my windows. First, go to Control Panel -Network and Internet -Network and Sharing center. Mar 24, 2020 Hi guys. Working from home for the forseeable future due to the COVID-19 situation and my work uses Windows PCs but I have a Mac laptop. How can I download an older version of the Microsoft Remote Desktop 10? It needs OS X version 10.12 or later and I have 10.11.6.
When moving files between Windows machines via Remote Desktop, you typically go to Local Resources > More and check the box in front of Drives to map your drive on the remote machine. Then you can use xcopy and tsclient to move the files.
This isn’t quite the same on the Microsoft Remote Desktop Mac app. I believe this is because Mac OS X can’t accept SMB connections by default, so you have to map a special folder on your machine to accept transfers.
When you add or edit a Remote Desktop connection, click “Redirection” on the top of the window.
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Nvidia geforce 8800 for mac. Then check “Enable folder redirection” and map a folder on your machine to be mapped to tsclient. I like to map a Dropbox folder so I the items are automatically backed up for me.
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The folder you map will be available at tsclient. You can either use xcopy from the command line or find it under the Network drives area in the file browser.