#SPLASHTOP PERSONAL WAKE PRO#

Recent updates to Splashtop have given it a far more elegant design than earlier versions had, and many of the same advanced conveniences found in LogMeIn, GoToMyPC, or TeamViewer. Older versions made you use an file-manager-style window for transferring files between computers, but the latest version lets you drag and drop files between desktops, and the feature works on both Windows and macOS systems. You can only access Windows and macOS systems, but you can access them from just about anything, including iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, and any platform that can run the Chrome browser. You also get advanced features like the ability to restart the remote machine in safe mode when you're troubleshooting someone else's machine.

#SPLASHTOP PERSONAL WAKE PRO#

The Splashtop Business Access Pro plan offers 256-bit encrypted sessions with all standard remote access features plus some important extras: a chat window, file transfer, a shared clipboard, local printing of remote files, and access from mobile devices. A free Splashtop Personal account lets you access other machines on your home network, and you can buy an Anywhere Access Pack ($4.99 per month or $16.99 per year) that lets you access remote machines from anywhere on the internet. If, for example, you want multiple users to access your machine at the same time, add a Splashtop Classroom account, designed for education, but usable by any business, with subscriptions starting at $29.99 per year with shared access from three devices. The Business Access Pro plan should have everything that most business users need. Like most remote access services, Splashtop offers a bewildering menu of options. Best Hosted Endpoint Protection and Security Software.

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