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AeroAdmin for Windows

  • Free
  • In English
  • V4.7
  • 3.5
  • (48)

Free remote desktop client

Connecting a PC to a remote location is easy to do nowadays. With remote PC apps, you can access some files or view the desktop and its ongoing activities wherever you are. AeroAdmin is among the growing number of remote control software. This app makes it easy for anyone to establish a remote desktop connection with another computer, provided that they are running the same app. It is compact and uncomplicated, with all the functionalities you expect from a remote support tool. It is free for commercial and personal use, but with some limitations.

Setup and interface

One of the advantages of AeroAdmin over its competition is that it does not require a permanent installation. Users need only to download and run the program to either connect to a remote computer or enable a connection to your device.  As with similar apps, you will need the host computer's ID number and permission from the user to connect. You can also access an unattended computer. However, the device needs pre-configuration, so that it runs automatically when the operating system starts up.

Connecting to a host is easy since there is nothing for you to configure. All you have to do is provide the computer ID and choose between view-only mode or remote control. You will then need to wait for the host PC to allow you access.

Insofar as the target PC is concerned, AeroAdmin allows the user to accept or reject the connection. They can also set the access rights once they allow the connection. The target PC user can control how much access the remote PC has, including mouse and keyboard control, clipboard synchronization, and screen viewing.

Interface-wise, the app looks more or less what you would expect from a remote desktop program. On the app's window, you can see a toolbar across the top screen, which contains all the software's functions. The most notable feature here is the file transfer tool. However, this feature does not mimic the original Windows Explorer interface. Nevertheless, you can use it for bulk file transfers since you can copy and paste files between the connected computers.

Features, performance, and security

AeroAdmin comes with a decent selection of features. Firstly, the app comes with a contact book, where you can save frequently accessed computers. The contact book enables you to open connections with a single click and without needing to re-enter the host computer IDs. The app also includes SOS message features. IT helpdesk teams can use this tool to connect to various branches of the organization with ease.

Using the app, a user can send a support ticket to the helpdesk. AeroAdmin will then send a link that allows immediate connection to both computers. Keep in mind, however, that this feature is subscription-based. Also, the number of messages you can send in a month depends on your subscription tier.

More than the contact book and the SOS messages, AeroAdmin also comes with other helpful—if not exciting—features. As mentioned, you can sync clipboards between connected computers for simple file transfer. You can also take screenshots of the target PC. However, screen recording is not allowed.  Finally, the app can reboot the target PC remotely, which helps update software or operating systems.

AeroAdmin offers some security features to prevent unauthorized computer access. As noted, users of the target PC have the option to accept and reject the new connection. They can also terminate all current connections with a single click. More than that, the app has a built-in mechanism to prevent the brute-forcing of ID codes. After several failed attempts of providing an incorrect ID, the app will temporarily lock itself.

However, the biggest drawback to the app is its performance. Even on a stable connection, the remote desktop connection drops every 10 to 15 minutes. Moreover, if the drop happens during a file transfer, you will need to restart the process from the beginning. Worse, adjusting the setting, such as screen resolution and image balancing, does not solve the problem. 

Final thoughts

AeroAdmin is a remote access app that suits IT helpdesks. The app is simple that you can establish remote connections easily. However, its few performance issues can be a bummer, especially if you are using the app for transferring large files. Moreover, it has a pretty limited set of features. Overall, there are few better options if you are looking for a remote desktop solution that offers more functions for a small price.

  • Pros

    • Easy to set up a remote connection
    • Support file transfer
    • Support clipboard synchronization
    • Remote logoff and reboot function
  • Cons

    • Connection drops frequently
    • File transfer is not particularly user-friendly
    • Paid version comes with limited features
    • Random computer ID generation poses security risk
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App specs

  • License

    Free

  • Version

    4.7
  • Latest update

  • Platform

    Windows

  • OS

    Windows 8.1

  • Language

    English

    Available languages

    • Czech
    • Danish
    • German
    • Greek
    • English
    • Spanish
    • Finnish
    • French
    • Italian
    • Japanese
    • Korean
    • Dutch
    • Norwegian
    • Polish
    • Portuguese
    • Russian
    • Turkish
    • Chinese
  • Downloads

    38.8K

    Last month's downloads

    • 49
  • Size

    2.96 MB

  • Developer

    • AeroAdmin

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Icon of program: AeroAdmin

AeroAdmin for PC

  • Free
  • In English
  • V4.7
  • 3.5
  • (48)

User reviews about AeroAdmin

by Lisa Adams

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by Teodora Kosturska

I use it for both, personal and professional purposes. I regularly have to help remotely to my senior relatives with all kinds of computer issues. It is very easy to use. The unattended access works great. I use it daily in my work as well to help clients as custom support.

by A Pascual

I've recently switched to free Aeroadmin and it looks good. You may want to do the same as soon as you try. Hope this helps

by Suzanne Pike

I have been using AeroAdmin for about a year now. Compared to Team Viewer, the screen is fuzzy. The connections are not very stable and are finicky to keep open. he support is non-existent. I bought another license yesterday to get a new device going, and downloaded the free version while waiting for activation. In 24 hours I have not been able to reach anyone by email or phone, and no activation code has been sent. Here I sit, waiting. It's a monday 3 PM EST. WHERE ARE YOU?

by Suzanne Pike

I have been using Aero Admin for about a year. The remote views are a little fuzzy compared to TeamViewer. The connections are not as stable. Support is almost non existent. I paid for another license yesterday but can't get it activated. They did not answer the support phone line, or email. Been calling all day.

by Prasanna Bollam

It is an excellent free tool and not disturbing us to go for pro or buy

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