> Windows has built-in screen sharing, but only if you have a Pro license Actually windows has built-in screen-sharing on all versions for free. It is not well

> Windows has built-in screen sharing, but only if you have a Pro license Actually windows has built-in screen-sharing on all versions for free. It is not well-known. It is called Quick Assist and is preinstalled on every Windows 10, though it is not as robust as other screen-sharing programs. Windows Remote Desktop is only avail with pro but it is not really screen-sharing as it takes over the session completely (it logs you out from the local session). Sure, you can always use AnyDesk but we're talking here about built-in.