Stealth Windows Remote Control Application
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a small, purpose-built Windows application that lets me take full, low-latency control of a host PC—mouse, keyboard, and live screen sharing—without touching any native RDP components or showing an overlay of any kind. The program must install itself as a background service and remain completely silent while running.
The machines involved are my own personal computers, a mix of Windows 10 and Windows 11. It has to work the same whether I’m signed in with an administrator or a standard user account. I will start each remote session manually from the controlling computer, so please expose a simple trigger or client I can launch when I need to connect.
Key technical notes
• Invisible operation: no system tray icon, pop-ups, or visible windows once installed.
• Independence from Windows Remote Desktop, VNC, or similar built-ins—everything should ship inside your package.
• Full interactive control: real-time screen feed plus reliable mouse-click and keyboard input forwarding.
• Service mode: auto-starts with Windows and stays running even when no user is logged in.
• Antivirus can be disabled during install or runtime if that simplifies driver or hook requirements.
Please confirm the approach you’d take, the language or framework you prefer (C++, C#, Rust, etc.), and the rough architecture for the host and client components. I’m ready to move forward as soon as I know this is feasible on both Win 10 and Win 11.
The machines involved are my own personal computers, a mix of Windows 10 and Windows 11. It has to work the same whether I’m signed in with an administrator or a standard user account. I will start each remote session manually from the controlling computer, so please expose a simple trigger or client I can launch when I need to connect.
Key technical notes
• Invisible operation: no system tray icon, pop-ups, or visible windows once installed.
• Independence from Windows Remote Desktop, VNC, or similar built-ins—everything should ship inside your package.
• Full interactive control: real-time screen feed plus reliable mouse-click and keyboard input forwarding.
• Service mode: auto-starts with Windows and stays running even when no user is logged in.
• Antivirus can be disabled during install or runtime if that simplifies driver or hook requirements.
Please confirm the approach you’d take, the language or framework you prefer (C++, C#, Rust, etc.), and the rough architecture for the host and client components. I’m ready to move forward as soon as I know this is feasible on both Win 10 and Win 11.