Friends, do you know how to transfer files with the Sunflower remote control software? Today I will explain the file transfer tutorial of the Sunflower remote control software. If you are interested, come and take a look with the editor. I hope it can help everyone.

Sunflower remote file transfer method

​​ 1. Transfer files during remote desktop

When the control terminal and the controlled terminal connect to a remote desktop connection, files are transferred through the clipboard and drag and drop methods.

1.1 Clipboard

The operations for transferring files using the clipboard are:

​ ​ ①Use the Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V shortcut keys to transfer files between the primary and secondary devices;

​ ​ ② Use the copy and paste functions of the right mouse button to transfer files between the primary and secondary devices.

(1) Shortcut key copy and paste

The following is an example of transferring files from the control end to the controlled end:

​ ​ ①Select the file to be transferred on the control terminal and use the shortcut key [Ctrl+C] to copy;

​ ​ ② In the desktop or designated folder on the controlled device, use the shortcut key [Ctrl+V] to paste the file.

(2) Right mouse button to copy and paste

The following is an example of transferring files from the control end to the controlled end:

​​ ①Select the file to be transferred on the control device, press and hold the right button and select "Copy";

②Then on the controlled device, select "Paste" by right-clicking the mouse.

1.2 Drag and drop

When establishing a remote desktop connection between the control terminal and the controlled terminal, select the file to be transferred and drag it to the target host screen.

The following is an example of transferring files from the control end to the controlled end:

2. Transfer through the [Remote File] function

​ ​ 2.1 Function description

The independent [Remote File] function supports the mutual transfer of files between the host and slave devices. After the connection is successful, the desktop directories of the local and remote computers will be opened by default.

2.2 Operation steps

(1) On the control end, find the host that needs to transmit files remotely in the [Device List], and select [Remote File] in the function list on the right side of the software.

(2) After verifying the Windows account password or access password of the remote host, enter the remote file transfer window. As shown in the figure below, the left side of the window is the local host and the right side is the remote host. The hosts on both sides can transfer files to each other.

Supports the following shortcut operations:

a. You can select a single file/folder or use the CTRL key to select multiple files/folders for transfer;

b. After selecting the file, the mouse supports dragging the file;

c. Right-click the corresponding file and select the "Transfer" command, or after selecting the file, click the "Transfer" button above the file transfer window;

​ d. Supports "cancel" and "pause" operations during file transfer.

The following figure uses the control terminal to transfer files to the controlled terminal host as an example to demonstrate:

A. Confirm the transferred files and receiving path

a. Find the file to be transferred in "Local Host" on the left;

b. Select the location to receive the file in "Remote Host" on the right.

B. Transfer files

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