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Browse Deskbat setup, unattended access, iPhone and iPad, connection troubleshooting, updates and diagnostics guides.

Choose the task or symptom that matches what you are trying to do. Guides describe the current Windows app and invited iPhone/iPad beta. For a failed attempt, keep the exact message and time nearby.

Set up your first Windows computer

Install Deskbat, verify your account and add a Windows computer to your workspace.

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Connect by Deskbat ID

Request remote support with a Deskbat ID and local approval, or use the computer’s unattended-access password.

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Set up unattended access

Configure a computer password and readiness settings to reach your Windows PC without local approval.

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Connect while Windows is locked

Check unattended readiness, connect to a locked Windows PC and complete normal Windows sign-in.

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Understand computer power and availability

Learn which Windows power states allow remote access and what to check when Deskbat reports a computer unavailable.

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Connect from iPhone or iPad

Use the invited Deskbat TestFlight beta to view or control an online Windows computer.

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Improve picture quality and responsiveness

Troubleshoot blurred remote text, slow pointer movement and delayed typing with Deskbat quality settings and connection checks.

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Troubleshoot a failed connection

Check online status, paused sharing, approval, unattended access and diagnostics when Deskbat will not connect.

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Organize access for your support team

Invite colleagues, choose workspace permissions and review computer access and activity in My Deskbat.

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Update Deskbat and collect useful diagnostics

Find your Deskbat version, check for updates and collect connection references for support without sending passwords.

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Still need help?

Prepare a support email with the app versions, exact message and a diagnostic reference. You can review it before sending; passwords do not belong in support messages.

By the Deskbat team