A Simple one Click FTP File Sharing using Windows !

There are a lot of softwares and Websites are available on the internet which allow users to share the files among with each other. What all have some restrictions, like you have to install the ftp server which takes a lot of time and you have to configure many things for it. And it is much hard for the person like me. Many file transfer websites are there what you have to upload the data and it is not a sure way. And these websites allow to transfer a limited size of data,for more space you have to buy some premium accounts.

Today i am sharing a simple way to transfer unlimited data with two computers in a sure and simple way.

Creating a temporary FTP server on a computer seems to be the best solution because it only involves one way transfer instead of uploading and then downloading. After checking the Remote Desktop Connection settings, I found that RDC already has support for making my computer files available to a remote desktop connection session. Here is how to set it up.

You can run Remote Desktop Connection from Start > Programs > Accessories >Communication> Remote Desktop Connection. Or by entering mstsc in run command box.You should see a small box to enter a computer IP address or hostname with a few buttons such as Connect, Cancel, Help and Options


By default Remote Desktop Connection doesn’t map my local computer drives to the remote computer. You’ll need to click the Options button, go to Local Resources tab, click the More button at Local devices and Resource, and check Drives to map all your local drives to the server. Instead of mapping all drives, you can also map the drives that you want by expanding the drive category.


When you connect, you should get a warning asking you do you trust this remote connection because you’ve allowed the remote computer to access your local drives on your computer. After clicking Connect, open My Computer and you should see your local drives on the remote computer. Now you can start transferring files from your computer to the remote server WITHOUT installing FTP services or upload it to rapidshare to download later.


it is also possible that you can also copy and paste files from local to remote desktop if you’ve enabled mapping of local drive resources. Let’s say first open a text file on yours computer and than copied the content to the clipboard. Now you can paste the clipboard content to the remote computer that is connected via Remote Desktop Connection!