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For remote desktop to work on Windows, the target PC needs to meet the following conditions:

Powered On: The target PC must be turned on and not in sleep or hibernation mode. It should be actively running to accept remote connections.

Connected to the Internet or Network: If you're accessing the target PC from a different network (e.g., over the internet), it must be connected to the internet. If you're accessing it within the same local network, it must be connected to that local network.

Remote Desktop Enabled: Remote Desktop needs to be enabled on the target PC. You can enable it through the system settings.

Firewall and Network Settings: The target PC's firewall and network settings must allow Remote Desktop connections. Typically, this involves allowing the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) through the firewall.

Proper Credentials: You'll need the correct username and password to log into the target PC.