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I recently started using windows 10 remote control to use my home pc trough a weak laptop (for when I can't bring my PC but my laptop isn't fast/strong enough).
It works pretty well, but during a pause, I wanted to play some games and got some errors about DirectX and D3D.
I searched for these errors and, from what I understood, found out that it is due to remote control not allowing the PC to use the graphic card of my home PC.
I then tried to figure out how I could make the PC use the graphic card correctly but didn't found anything useful.
Is there a way to use my distant computer's graphic card while using windows 10 remote control?
(I initially asked this question here on networking engineering where it didn't fit the scope of questions so they suggested that I may post it here on Super User SE.)
Zoma
Posted 2019-11-19T15:16:51.503
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Is this related to what you're trying to do? https://superuser.com/questions/1276562/is-it-possible-to-offload-graphics-processing-onto-another-computer-on-the-netwo
– MC10 – 2019-11-19T15:20:21.0134@MC10 I was just about to suggest using Nvidia Shield or Steam Game Streaming rather than RDP... forgot I wrote that answer. They are pretty much the best solution to the problem. RDP was made for a different type of remote machine work to the Gaming orientated stuff. It boils down to accuracy vs speed/latency. – Mokubai – 2019-11-19T15:25:09.763
@MC10 Thank you for the suggestion, I'll take a look it when I come back home. – Zoma – 2019-11-19T15:32:06.057
Where are the games run? Laptop or PC? – harrymc – 2019-11-19T15:37:03.057
@harrymc games are run on my PC. – Zoma – 2019-11-21T09:17:31.220