Remote Desktop Connection Manager 2.7 Export Passwords

I used this to back up my old desktop computer. It was easy to install, and I performed the backup using Windows Backup manager. It's compact, lightweight, and easy to use. I haven't had to access the backup yet, but I took a look at the files and it seems to have been a success. I'm glad to have the peace of mind.

Bought a couple of these little dongles for two Mac mini servers I use exclusively via Remote Desktop. The speed change is amazing, almost like you are at the remote machine itself. All I did was plug them in, did a quick reboot just to be sure they didn't interfere with a remote restart/services, and that's it... Interestingly now when I click Displays in system settings, I get two windows pop open, one for the local monitor and one for the dongle. Very nice.

I was able to export my AC5300 config and import it here. How nice.

Works fine and was easy to set up and export files.

I used the remote together with the Vello 10' Remote Shutter Extension Cable For Nikon 10-Pin Connection and it gave me a great reach to work on self portraits. Couldn't be happier.

I'm using this for an independent feature. After getting used to the controls, it's quick and easy to use and export.

How can I establish a wired connection with my desktop to use Microphone as well as speakers both? I am using ASUS X99 Deluxe motherboard and it has several connection options and that's confusing me a little bit. I read in some answers below it's recommended to use 3.5mm jack with 3 rings(aka TRSS or 4 pole cable). Does the cable on the PC end need to have a splitter, so that it can go in the line-in and mic-in ports of the motherboard(ASUS X99 deluxe)? If possible please provide a full description or the name of the cable. Thanks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Allows for a very quick one plug connection to desktop monitors, keyboard, network and other devices. Creates the best of both worlds: laptop portability / desktop connectivity.

I was looking to replace a Realtek 8822CE card that came preinstalled with my desktop. With the Realtek I was constantly losing internet connection. After reading that the Wifi6 cards sold on eBay are often not genuine products, I ended up settling on this Intel card. Good price, fast connection with my Wifi6 router, and most importantly stable. Have not had any lost connections yet.

Great backup drive for PC! It worked right out of the box in backing-up my ancient desktop computer's data over a USB 2.0 connection! Why get this over a larger desktop-sized backup hard drive? Well... Its small size makes it easy to put away. It's powered only through the cable connection, saving the hassle of having to power it down (just eject in Windows and unplug it when you're done!) and saving money on electricity costs. And its design for portability makes me worry less about the repercussions of accidentally dropping it on a hard surface or floor. I definitely would buy again, but with so much storage space left over, it might be a while!