Description: RDP client software (Remote Desktop Protocol) is a tool that allows users to connect to a remote desktop using the RDP protocol, developed by Microsoft. This software facilitates access to various operating systems from other devices, enabling users to interact with the desktop environment remotely. There are various applications that implement this protocol, allowing users of different operating systems to efficiently access Windows machines. The main features of an RDP client include the ability to stream audio and video, support for multiple monitors, and the ability to transfer files between the client and server. Additionally, these clients often offer configuration options that allow users to adjust connection quality and screen resolution, thus optimizing the user experience. The relevance of RDP client software lies in its utility for system administrators, remote workers, and users who need to access specific applications that are only available in Windows environments, all without the need to be physically present at the location of the machine they wish to access.
