TIP: Unless you save a connection profile, these settings are temporary and will be set to default after you close the connection. Save a connection under the "General" tab to avoid configuring this every time you connect.

1) Click your Start button.

2) In the search bar, type "remote desktop connection", but do not press Enter. In the list of search results, click Remote Desktop Connection.

3) Click Show Options.

4) Under the Local Resources tab, click More.

5) Expand Drives. Check the boxes next to the drives that you wish to access remotely.

6) Click OK.

7) Connect to the remote computer.

Outcome

You will see your drives in File Explorer on the remote computer.