router issues

[TechBill]

Glad I could help. BTW...it's not password I should keep, TeamView generates ID and password everytime a new session is made.

I am thinking about starting to use Team Viewer myself because Logmein is a bit of a pain sometime when folks whom are not well knowledge in computers to set up an account so I could access their computer to help them troubleshoot and repair it.


Is Team Viewer pretty easy for a those whom not really knowledge in computer to install on their computer and give me the session password via AIM?


I am curious what your experience with Team Viewer? Good? Diffcult for others?

Thank you

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[Dismal Shadow]

I am thinking about starting to use Team Viewer myself because Logmein is a bit of a pain sometime when folks whom are not well knowledge in computers to set up an account so I could access their computer to help them troubleshoot and repair it.


Is Team Viewer pretty easy for a those whom not really knowledge in computer to install on their computer and give me the session password via AIM?


I am curious what your experience with Team Viewer? Good? Diffcult for others?

Thank you

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It was easy and smooth unless as long as both parties have good connections. TeamViewer is free for all non-commercial users!
If you are giving support you should use the All-In-One full version. For customers they don't need to install using the QuickSupport version.

Of course there's also CrossLoop.
Test out what fits your need.

 

[Keiro]

It was easy and smooth unless as long as both parties have good connections. TeamViewer is free for all non-commercial users!
If you are giving support you should use the All-In-One full version. For customers they don't need to install using the QuickSupport version.

Of course there's also CrossLoop.
Test out what fits your need.

What he said. It's really easy. So easy and secure that I actually prefer this method because it prevents people from hacking into their computer via the remote desktop program.

It changes passwords EVERY single time you start it up.

 

[TechBill]

It was easy and smooth unless as long as both parties have good connections. TeamViewer is free for all non-commercial users!
If you are giving support you should use the All-In-One full version. For customers they don't need to install using the QuickSupport version.

Of course there's also CrossLoop.
Test out what fits your need.

What he said. It's really easy. So easy and secure that I actually prefer this method because it prevents people from hacking into their computer via the remote desktop program.

It changes passwords EVERY single time you start it up.

Thank you for your inputs!

I just help out Deafs in my area with thier computer issues and some are even long distance too when they heard of me so I will try out the Free version since I am providing a non-commerical free service.

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