This is the new replacement for one of the most helpful Windows apps that Microsoft is discontinuing.
The days of using Microsoft Remote Desktop are over. Not surprisingly, its demise was announced; in fact, the replacement application was released months ago. This application's name is confusing, and its launch generated a lot of buzz. However, since Microsoft Remote Desktop will no longer be accessible, there should not be many issues.
The Windows App is the program that takes the place of Remote Desktop. Indeed, the name is not a perfect representation of what it does. Microsoft has released an app that can bring Windows to iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and Android. As outlined in the Microsoft blog, let us discover all the information regarding the Windows app and the demise of Microsoft Remote Desktop in Windows.
The demise of Microsoft Remote Desktop is not shocking, as we previously mentioned. Still, no precise date has been set for when the application will no longer function on Microsoft PCs. Microsoft has now finally disclosed the app's deprecation date.
Microsoft Remote Desktop will end on May 27, 2025, according to Microsoft. Before using this application to remotely access their computers, all users should migrate to the Windows App and familiarize themselves with its functionality.
Although the precise date of this farewell is still unknown, it is obvious that Microsoft will no longer support the Remote Desktop app as of May 27, 2025. As a result, it will no longer receive updates, and naturally, any bugs discovered will not be fixed either.
Additionally, it appears that Microsoft might be preventing access to this application in order to protect Windows Apps users. All users who access their computers from other locations using Microsoft Remote Desktop are alerted by this circumstance and are compelled to find other options.
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