No router changes
No public RDP port and no port forwarding.
Private remote access for two Windows PCs
Use the same guided starter kit on both computers. It finds the other PC, prepares Windows Remote Desktop, and gives you one clear Connect button—without router setup or IP addresses.
You will sign in to Tailscale once on each PC. The setup guides everything else.
No router changesNo Remote Desktop port exposed publicly
No IP addressesThe app finds your other computer
No password collectionCredentials stay with Windows
Simple from the start
You use the same package on both PCs. There is no networking vocabulary to learn.
Open START HERE, choose to allow access, and approve the Windows setup. It checks compatibility and keeps the private connection available after a restart.
Sign in with the same Tailscale account. That one browser sign-in on each PC safely puts both computers on the same private Tailscale network.
Wait for Ready, then connect. Enter the other PC’s Windows password the first time; Windows can remember it for later.
Handled for you
Two-PC Remote brings Tailscale and Microsoft Remote Desktop into one calm, guided flow.
No public RDP port and no port forwarding.
No computer names or Tailscale addresses to type.
Guided unattended-mode setup keeps Tailscale ready.
Remote sound, microphone input, and clipboard sharing.
Ready, starting, asleep, or offline in plain language.
The launcher never asks to store your password.
Before you begin
The setup checks these items for you, but it helps to know the one important Windows limitation first.
Windows Home can connect, but it cannot be controlled. The PC you want to reach needs Windows 11 Pro, Enterprise, or Education because Microsoft does not include the Remote Desktop host in Home.
A powered-off or sleeping PC cannot be reached.
Private by design
Tailscale provides end-to-end encryption between your computers; when a direct path is unavailable, it may use an encrypted relay. Microsoft Remote Desktop carries the screen, keyboard, microphone, sound, and clipboard over that private connection—not through this website. Two-PC Remote does not collect your Windows password.
Common questions
No dependency hunting is required. START HERE checks for Tailscale and downloads its current official Windows installer when needed. You still need internet access, and you must sign in once on each PC. Tailscale then remains running quietly in the background.
Yes, after the guided setup enables unattended mode. The PC normally becomes available shortly after Windows and the internet connection start. It cannot connect while shut down or asleep.
No. In this public package, the controlled PC needs Windows 11 Pro, Enterprise, or Education. A Windows 11 Home PC may still be the computer you use to connect.
No. The app finds your other PC through Tailscale, even if its local or internet address changes. You do not open port 3389 to the public internet.
Yes. Microphone input, remote sound, and clipboard sharing are requested automatically for every connection. A company policy or a particular remote application can still block microphone access.
Use the Windows account password for the other PC—not its Windows Hello PIN. Windows handles any saved credential; Two-PC Remote does not store it.
Usually not. Standard Windows Remote Desktop can lock the local screen or replace an existing session. It is designed for remote access, not simultaneous collaborative screen sharing.
Make sure the other PC is awake, online, and connected to Tailscale. The launcher checks again automatically, or you can press F5 to check immediately.
Yes. Setup does not remove devices, sign out an existing account, or change your tailnet access rules. Other permitted computers can still connect with valid Windows credentials. If more than one other Windows PC is visible, Two-PC Remote asks you to choose one once in Settings.
Ready when you are
Download once, copy the same kit to the other computer, and follow START HERE.