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pow |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 11:51 |
I use VNC on Vista? | |
willay |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 10:32 |
its good free software, I use it on windows xp, 2003 no problems but no idea about vista as i wouldnt touch that with fad's 10 foot pole. So more then likely your problems with UltraVNC are down to your settings/environment not the vnc software itself | |
xa0s |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 10:29 |
I downloaded that a few months ago for use on an XP box and my Vista laptop, and it was incredibly unreliable and very annoyingly kept popping up messages saying they needed to be viewed in a non-XP/Vista environment and sort of refreshed the screen to some Win 95 lookalike. Is it working OK for you? It really got on my tits and the GUI is awful -- I designed better looking apps when I was 11 FFS. | |
willay |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 10:18 |
yeah I dont think you can do it with Remote Desktop, which is good because you're asking about VNC. | |
xa0s |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 09:59 |
I've just looked through the settings on Remote Desktop and cannot see any which allow the user to remain logged in. | |
pow |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 09:51 |
Yeah, you have to enable more than one connection by default (security). You have to enable it. | |
willay |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 09:51 |
Your right pow, by default it wont log out the current LOCAL user but it will disconnect any other remote viewers unless you click share. Remote Desktop will log the user out by default. | |
pow |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 09:49 |
VNC doesn't log out of the current user when you connect to it? | |
willay |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 09:48 |
ok so you want to vnc into the box without logging out the current user? | |
pow |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 08:29 |
Set VNC server up on the HTPC, VNC viewer on the laptop? | |
xa0s |
posted on 27th Jan 09 at 06:30 |
Sorry guys, I use VLC as my media player and just typed it without thinking. I mean VNC. | |
Toby |
posted on 26th Jan 09 at 20:22 |
Im guessing your pretty set on having a HTPC but have you thought about a media player instead, obvioulsy there are a few drawbacks but we have two at mine at Tvix 6500 and a Popcorn Hour A110, these are tiny machines that are silent, good looking have so many options regarding streaming and can throw anything you want at them. There is a large following of these and the firware and user applications for them are in excess, infact the Popcorn hour is on offer on ibood today, | |
_Allan_ |
posted on 26th Jan 09 at 20:14 |
VNC? :o :lol: | |
Dan |
posted on 26th Jan 09 at 19:50 |
like this... | |
Dan |
posted on 26th Jan 09 at 19:47 |
Why not just use a wireless keyboard? like a proper htpc keyboard? | |
willay |
posted on 26th Jan 09 at 19:44 |
'VLC into the machine' | |
xa0s |
posted on 26th Jan 09 at 18:13 |
I'm building a HTPC. It'll be plugged into the Gigabit network and sit under my TV. |