On X for desktop, open the left menu, pick More → Settings and privacy, or go directly to x.com/settings.

In Windows 7, Remote Desktop lives in System Properties > Remote settings and via Start > Accessories > Remote Desktop Connection.

On Windows, open Start and type “Remote Desktop” or run mstsc; on Mac, install Microsoft’s Windows app to connect.

Remote Desktop Connection lives in Start > Windows Tools, or launch it by typing “mstsc”; on Mac, use Microsoft’s Windows App.

Remote Desktop Connection Manager isn’t built into Windows 10; grab it from Sysinternals, while the built-in client lives at System32mstsc.exe.

The Remote Desktop Services Manager is found in Server Manager > Remote Desktop Services; the old tsadmin.msc tool lived on legacy servers.

In Windows 10, you’ll find Remote Desktop via Start search (“Remote Desktop Connection”) or the Microsoft Store client.

On Windows, macOS, and Linux, the Zoom app lives in your system apps—open it from the Start menu, Applications, or your launcher.

On a laptop, Google settings live in your browser (Chrome > Settings) and at your Google Account page for privacy, security, and sync.

The display menu lives in your system settings; open it from Settings or a desktop right-click, then tweak resolution, scale, and brightness.