How to Create a Free Windows 10 RDP using GitHub | Getscreen Method | 30 min timelimit bypassed

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Welcome to this step-by-step guide on setting up your very own free Windows 10 RDP using the powerful combo of GitHub and the Getscreen method. 🚀

Introduction

Let's kick things off by breaking down the process into simple, digestible chunks. No worries if you're new to this – we'll walk you through it. If you haven't got a GitHub account yet, don't sweat it! Check out our quick [video tutorial on creating a GitHub account]

Getscreen Account Setup

Alright, let's get that Getscreen account rolling. Creating an account there is a breeze, and I'll show you how – it'll take literally 1 second! Just copy your Getscreen email to a textpad – we promise it's that easy. ⚡

Downloading the GitHub Workflow

Now, let's snag that GitHub workflow. In the [description] Telegram(https://t.me/donyface), you'll find links to different mirrors. It's like having backup plans for your backup plans! If the server decides to snooze, you're covered. Oh, and don't worry about mirror links – we've got an explanatory

Video Tutorial In Youtube (H0w To)

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Let's Get Started!

Alright, tech champs, it's time to put the pieces together. You've got your GitHub account, your shiny new Getscreen account, and that trusty GitHub workflow. Ready to dive in? Let's roll!

Tutorial Walkthrough

1. Head over to GitHub, create a new public repository, and click that "Upload files" button.
2. Remember that workflow file you downloaded? Drag and drop those files like a pro coder!
3. If you're on mobile, don't stress – we've got your back.

Adding Workflow Files

1. Upload that readme.md file first.
2. Create a new file, name it ".github/workflows/test", commit those changes.
3. Add two workflow files – easy-peasy!

ADDING YOUR GETSCREEN MAIL TO WORKFLOWS (importaint part)

1. Click one of workflows and find this "EMAIL_SECRET=Your Get Screen Mail"
2. Replace your copied mail in here , ex: "EMAIL_SECRET=example@gmail.com"
3. Do same as to the other workflow. If you dosen't get this right you will not get rdp so watch the video

Running the Workflow

Woo-hoo! Here comes the fun part:

1. Click on the "Actions" tab.
2. Choose one of those workflows.
3. Hit "Run workflow".
4. If you don't see your run, just give it a quick refresh.
5. Click on the workflow run, hit "Build now", and then... it's waiting time!

Getscreen and Connect

Once the workflow wraps up:

1. Check Getscreen – your RDP will be grinning with a green dot!
2. Green means go, right? Click "Connect" and say hello to your RDP buddy.
3. Runneradmin, prepare to meet your new best friend!

Speed Test and Conclusion

Let's wrap it up with a snappy speed test – after all, you deserve a lightning-fast RDP experience! There you have it, your very own Windows 10 RDP, set up and ready for action.

Final Thoughts

As we wrap things up, here's a tip – if the first run doesn't quite get you an RDP, don't stress. Give it another shot, and remember, moderation is key. Use this method wisely to keep it going!

Thanks for joining us on this tech journey. Remember, tech adventures can be both fun and straightforward. Drop a star ⭐️ if you found this guide helpful, hit that "Follow" button, and we'll catch you in the next tutorial. Stay tech-savvy, stay awesome! 🎉