DeskDock Server 1.2.2 Free Download (Windows computer)

DeskDock Server is a program that allows users to turn their Androids into the second screen of their computer and control its functions with the PC mouse.

DeskDock Server is a useful application to turn Android devices into a second Windows screen. You can connect both devices and control the applications installed on your smartphone or tablet with your computer mouse. To do this, you need to have DeskDock installed on your cell phone at the same time as the Server version on our computer. Then, from the settings section, you can enable Android as a second screen and manage it with your mouse.

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To make Android the second screen of your PC, just follow these steps:

1. Step 1: activate the USB Debugging in the phone settings.
2. Step 2: Connect your device to the computer with a USB cable.
3. Step 3: pair your device with your PC on your phone.
4. Step 4: run DeskDock Server on your computer and set it up to make your Android work as a second screen.

With this software, you can even control your mobile device with the keyboard (although you will need the paid version of the app for this) and access different functions from your PC.

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Compatibility: The tool runs perfectly on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 (32 bit and 64 bit).

Take a Backup: If you are willing to try the above tool, then please take a backup of your personal data from your Android Smartphone or Tablet. As flashing any Firmware or recovery may brick the device.

Credits: DeskDock Server 1.2.2 is created and distributed by the developer. So, full credits go to the developer for sharing the tool for free.