Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 are also supported, but ou must first install the RDP client version 6 or newer on these operating systems. I have also successfully tested this between Windows File Explorer and a third party remote app both hosted on the same aforementioned system.įYI: I tested drag and drop between direct local file explorer and remote server file explorer as remote app with the aforementioned system. Remote Desktop Connection Manager supports all Windows versions, up to Windows 10 (Windows 11) and Windows Server 2019. I have successfully tested this with Windows File Explorer hosted on Windows Server 2012 R2 using built-in remote desktop services. Now you have two normal looking file explorers that can successfully drag and drop between each other without eating up the amount of screen space that an entire remote desktop session would take up. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) Under the 'PC name' section. Open the remote file explorer a second time and navigate to the remote server folder you need.Open the remote file explorer and navigate to your mapped local drive.Share your local drive and map it on the remote server.You’ll be presented with the System Properties panel, where you’ll want to switch to the Remote tab on the right. Have the remote server host its file explorer as a remote app. To enable Remote Desktop Connections with the old Control Panel, use the WIN + R shortcut key combination to pull up the Run dialog, and then type in sysdm.cpl and hit the Enter key.
A way to drag and drop local files to a remote server can be done as such:
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