

If that's what's happening to you we are not having the same issue. Remote Desktop will be installed in your Mac’s Application’s folder.
#Remote desktop to mac mini from windows install#
You also want to make sure you install the Microsoft Remote Desktop client on your Mac. It's just Chrome Remote Desktop that is having this issue, so I doubt it's Monterey that is the problem.ĮDIT FOR CLARITY: This is not a connection problem or a dropout problem. Open the System Properties and click the Remote tab, then make sure Allow remote connections to this computer is enabled.

Also, if on a local network, you should keep the. By using the virtual desktop, it bypasses the video card. The main reason is that display 0 goes though your video card and is limited by the frame rate of the card. Microsoft Remote Desktop in Monterey also works just fine. The main desktop is display 0, so at the command prompt, you launch VNC to display 1. (Personally I use RealVNC for my home computers and in Monterey it works fine. If anyone else is using CRD now with Monterey, are you experiencing the same? Back on Big Sur though CRD was working just fine. I've tried reinstalling Chrome, reinstalling CRD countless times, tried CRD in Edge, etc.

However after some arbitrary amount of time (observed to be anywhere from 3-10 hours) all of a sudden CRD would not work anymore, and if I go to the host computer I see the "A problem was detected with the Chrome Remote Desktop installation on this computer." (see image). So after moving my two work Macs to Monterey (clean install, no migration) I installed Chrome and Chrome Remote Desktop, and everything seemed fine.
