Beginner’s Guide to Remote Permanent Access

When people first discover remote desktop software, the big question is: how do I connect to my computer any time I want — without waiting for someone on the other end?

That’s exactly what permanent access is for. In this guide, we’ll explain what it is, why it’s useful, and how to set it up in Getscreen.me — even if you’re brand new to remote access.

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What Is Permanent Access?

Permanent access means you can connect to a device at any time and use it continuously. Hence the name.

Once you set it up, the device will always be available in your Getscreen.me dashboard under the Permanent Access section. You won’t need anyone sitting at the computer to “accept” your request.

It’s like giving yourself a secure spare key to your own device.

Why It’s Useful

Permanent access is perfect for:

Remote work – log in to your office computer from home or while traveling.

IT administration – manage and monitor employee devices or servers without interruptions.

Personal use – open your home PC, grab files, or run software from anywhere.

No waiting, no fuss — just reliable access when you need it.

How to Add a Device

The process of enabling permanent access is called “Adding a Device.” Here’s how:

Register your account on Getscreen.me

Download the agent program for the device you want to connect to.

Supported systems: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android.

Bind the agent program to your account (so the device shows up in your dashboard).

Once done, a connection link appears in your personal cabinet under Permanent Access.

With permanent access, your devices are always just one click away — simple, secure, and ready when you need them.

See full instruction here

Safety and Security

Security is a top priority at Getscreen.me. Permanent access is protected with:

Two-factor authentication for your account.

End-to-end encryption for all connections.

Granular settings for roles and permissions (great for teams).

This means you can confidently manage your devices without worrying about unwanted access.

Next Steps

If you’re new to remote desktop tools, permanent access is the best place to start. It’s like having a “key” to your computer, letting you reach it from anywhere.