Remote desktop, without the setup

Download AvaDesk, run it, and read out your ID. The server, its key and the console are already built in — there is nothing to configure.

Windows

Version 1.4.9 · 23.1 MB · Windows 10 and 11

Download for Windows (.msi)

Recommended for managed installation · Version 1.4.9

Portable EXE · 1.4.9

Verify Windows 1.4.9

SHA-256: ff4cf7272f33ccd827d33d50ad8bdd85f907661954ec03439a344b36ba0b0e7f

Verify Windows (.msi) 1.4.9

SHA-256: 2a76214cb3478f7cfc300c535e4387961cc39ab7edbf3a81f6e6c31bb28ab68b

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Linux

Version 1.4.10 · 22.9 MB · Debian and Ubuntu

Download .deb package

Then install it from the folder you downloaded it to:

sudo apt install ./avadesk-1.4.10.deb
Using Wayland?

Unattended access needs X11 — Wayland does not let an ordinary application read the screen or move the mouse. How to switch to X11.

How it works

  1. Download and run it It knows which server to use already, so there is nothing to type in and no account to create.
  2. Read out your ID and password AvaDesk shows both on its main screen. Give them to whoever is helping you.
  3. Watch, and end it when you like You see everything they do, and you can close the session at any moment.