QuickDesk for iOS User Guide

Tap “Me” and sign in to your account.

New users must register an account before signing in.

Remote control

Open the remote-control page and enter the computer’s connection code and connection password.

Tap “Start Remote Control” to establish the session.

Add a remote host

First install the PC client on the Windows host computer.

Connect to a host in your list

Method 1: Use a Windows administrator account

Select the host, open its details, choose Remote Control, enter the Windows administrator username and password for that host, and tap “OK” to connect.

Connecting with a Windows administrator account

Method 2: Use a custom access password

When adding the host in the desktop app, choose “Add with a custom password”. You can also set an access password in Security Settings after adding the host.Then choose password access in the mobile app.

Connecting with a custom access password

Remote session menu

During a remote session, open the menu in the lower-right corner.

Use this menu to access additional remote controls.

5.1 — Control modes

Two control modes are available: Pointer Mode and Touch Mode.

Pointer Mode: Slide your finger across the screen to move the mouse pointer. Multiple gestures are supported.

Touch Mode: Tap an item on the remote desktop to interact with it directly.

5.2 — Quick actions

Keyboard: Use the iOS keyboard to type on the remote host;

Lock desktop: Lock the remote host;

Show desktop: Minimize open applications and show the remote host’s desktop;

Switch displays: Switch between displays when the remote host uses multiple monitors;

View-only mode: Disable control input from your iPhone or iPad to avoid unintended actions on the remote host;

Shut down: Shut down the remote host;

Restart: Restart the remote host.

Touch gestures

Use these gestures to navigate and control the remote desktop.

One-finger swipe: Pan across the remote desktop;

One-finger tap: Select an item, equivalent to a left-click;

One-finger double-tap: Double-click an item; for example, double-tap a title bar to maximize or restore a window;

One-finger long press: Enter drag mode;

Two-finger tap: Perform a right-click;

Two-finger double-tap: Set the view to 50% zoom;

Two-finger vertical swipe: Scroll vertically, like using a mouse wheel;

Two-finger pinch: Pinch in or out to zoom the remote desktop;

Pinch, then swipe: Pan across the remote desktop while zoomed in.