Conventionally, the computer system has a monitor, CPU, keyboard, and mouse. To perform several activities on the computer such as typing a word document, opening some file or doing any operation on a computer, we need to sit in front of a computer with hardware devices such as keyboard and mouse. Moreover, sitting in front of a computer for hours, one suffers from eye problems and other health issues. So, to overcome such cases, a virtual controller program is developed. It allows any computer to control other PCs remotely. This paper aims at administering a remote computer using network communication. The remote computer acts as a client, and the controlling computer acts as a server. Any number of clients can be connected to the server. The core function of the client is sending a screenshot of the client's desktop at a predefined amount of time. A new frame is generated for each client, and the screenshot is displayed on the server-side. The client's control is communicated in mouse movement and keystrokes. It allows the IT administrators to access the database of their computer remotely. It is utilized by doing the operations on PC like sending video

Ms.Lekha Tummala,Mr.Hruthik Gavva,Ms.Maanvitha Gona,Ms.Lakshmi Tulasi.P."Virtual Controller: managing a remote computer using network communication". International Journal of Computer Engineering In Research Trends (IJCERT) ,ISSN:2349-7084 ,Vol.8, Issue 12,pp.216-219, December - 2021, URL :https://www.ijcert.org/ems/ijcert_papers/V8I1203.pdf,

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