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Transfer Files using ShowMyPC
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How to Transfer Files using ShowMyPC
Transferring files during a remote session is a common need. Follow the instructions below based on the type of service you are using.
file_copyStandard File Transfer
Premium Users: To allow file transfers, ensure the meeting host starts the meeting with the "Allow Remote Users to Transfer Files" checkbox checked (this is enabled by default).
Access Home or Office PC: File transfer is enabled by default.
Once connected, locate the file transfer icon on the top toolbar of the Viewer window to open the file transfer dialog.
cloudShared File Storage
The ShowMyPC Shared Folder enables seamless file sharing between different users or computers.
You can transfer files between Windows, Mac, and Linux using this browser-based system.
settings_ethernetTransfer Files via Windows RDP
This method applies only if you are using the ShowMyPC Access Home or Office PC service.
Launch the Viewer and select your PC.
Enter your password, and check Use RDP.
Click Login to connect using RDP.
Once connected, you should see your local drives listed under the My Computer list on the remote PC. You may copy and paste files exactly as if it were a local drive.
If you do not see your local drive under My Computer, close any open Explorer windows and follow the one-time setup steps in the section below.
settings_applicationsConfigure Local Drives & Printers
If you do not see your local drives on the remote PC, follow these steps to configure your Remote Desktop Connection utility:
Follow the steps above to initiate a Remote Desktop Connection.
Once you see the Remote Desktop, close the newly opened Remote Desktop Window (but leave the ShowMyPC window running).
Open your Windows Start menu, type mstsc, and open the app. Do not change the computer or port name shown.
Click on Options, then click on the Local Resources tab.
Under "Local devices and resources", click on the More button.
Check the box for Drives in the newly opened window.
Click OK and connect to the remote computer.
You will now be able to see your local drive under the Remote PC's My Computer window. This is typically a one-time setup, although some PCs may not save these settings and will require you to repeat the process.
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