Installing Netrinos on Windows

Netrinos connects your devices together into a private network. Install it on two or more computers to create your mesh, then access files and remote desktops as if they were on the same local network.

Prerequisites

• A Netrinos account
• At least one other computer set up with Netrinos

Installation

• Visit the Netrinos website at https://netrinos.com
• Click "Download" and select the Windows version.
• Run the downloaded installer and follow the on-screen prompts.
• Netrinos will launch automatically after installation.
• Log in using your Netrinos credentials.

Connecting to Your Network

• Netrinos will display your other computers. Initially, they may be grayed out while connecting.
• A timer beside a computer's name means your network is established and ready.
• Offline, sleeping, or unconnected computers will remain grayed out.
• Access Netrinos settings through the System Tray icon.

File Sharing

• In Netrinos, copy the other computer's Tunnel Name.
• Open File Explorer. In the address bar, type \\[Tunnel Name] (replace [Tunnel Name]).
• Press Enter to connect.
• Provide login credentials for the remote computer's file share if prompted.
• Browse shared folders as if they were local.

Remote Desktop

• Open Remote Desktop Connection (search "Remote Desktop" in the Start menu).
• Copy the remote computer's Tunnel Name from Netrinos.
• Paste the Tunnel Name as the Computer name and click "Connect".
• Enter credentials for the remote computer.
• You will now be controlling the remote computer.

Additional Notes

• Netrinos automates the networking complexities, treating remote computers like they were on the same local network.
• For further assistance, see the Help section on the Netrinos website.