Unattended
Articles from the HopToDesk Blog.
HopToDesk Now Fully Supports Wayland on Linux
Modern Linux desktops run Wayland, and for years the remote desktop answer was the same everywhere: switch back to X11. Not anymore. HopToDesk now fully supports Wayland on Linux, with sharp multi-monitor capture, correct typing in any keyboard layout, and an optional unattended mode that works with no consent popup, even at the login screen.
No Monitor, No Problem: Remote Access to Headless Windows Machines
Connect to a Windows machine that has no monitor attached and you used to get a black nothing, because Windows shuts down its desktop when no display is present. HopToDesk now ships its own virtual display driver, so headless PCs, servers, and kiosks light up the moment you connect, with no dummy plug and no third-party software.
Controlling an Android tablet or phone unattended with HopToDesk
Three things trip people up when they remote into an Android device: the Play Store app is view-only, Android sleeps or locks the screen out from under you, and the screen-capture prompt comes back after every reboot. Here is the full setup that fixes all three, so you can connect to a tablet or phone any time without anyone touching it.