How to make a remote desktop connection on Linux and Windows

Here we are going to talk about how to make remote desktop connections in Linux and Windows OSs. I think you know how to establish a RDP connection to windows machine from another windows machine. So firstly i will talk about how to establish a RDP connection to a Windows machine from Linux machine.

Note : This demonstration is for Ubuntu and Kali like linux machines

RDP from Windows to Linux
  
Get the terminal. And type apt-get install xrdp

It will install the XRDP on your linux system. Then type service start xrdp
This will start the XRDP service on your linux machine.

Now in the terminal type whoami. This will show you the host name of your linux. Remember it. And type ifconfig find your ip address and keep in mind.
Go to your Windows machine and get run and type mstsc. Type your linux machine's IP and click on connect. Then a windows will come with black background popup for input username and password. Make sure in front of the Module has selected the Sesman-Xvnc. On the Username field type the Hostname of your linux. On the password type it's password (login password for your linux). Click on OK. Then RDP connection to the linux machine will come.

RDP from Linux to Windows

How to remove startups from registry

You know that it's not sufficient to avoid starting programs on startup by disabling the programs in startup option. They live in the registry. Some times those registries also should removed in-order to avoid them starting on the startup.

Get RUN and type regedit.

Now registry will open.You should go through two things. When we installing app it could be a 32 bit one or 64 bit one. The startup registry files of 32 bits apps will build in HKLM or HKCU (HKLM-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE , HKCU-HKEY_CURRENT_USER) , HKLM/Software/Wow6432node/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run
or
HKCU/Software/Wow6432node/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run

Startup registry files of 64 bit apps will build in

HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run
or
HKCU/Software/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run

Deleting the remaining registry files of a app that you dont want to run on startup will work well. Specially with the malwares. Most malwares created to execute at the startup. Deleting registry files of that malware like this would end up the malware activities on your computer toatally.