If your Remote Desktop (RDP) connection feels sluggish, you can speed it up by optimizing both your network settings and RDP configuration. The most effective ways include reducing display features (like background, animations, and font smoothing), adjusting the connection speed in the Remote Desktop client, disabling unnecessary redirection (printers, drives, audio), increasing system resources on the host, and ensuring a stable, high-speed internet connection on both ends. With the right tweaks, you can make your Remote Desktop sessions almost as smooth as working on a local machine.

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