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I support someone who uses a Windows 10 PC. I'm royally tired of Teamviewer constantly kicking me off the connection when I'm trying to fix his PC. Without warning. What is a good, free tool to do ...

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Remote access is a beautiful thing, and Splashtop has been enabling it for a long time. Today, the company has announced the release of its Splashtop Remote Desktop for Windows that will enable ...

Built into Windows, Microsoft’s Remote Desktop and Remote Desktop Connection apps make it easy to connect to and control a remote PC — when they’re working properly. Here are some common problems you ...

We aren't quite sure we're on the same page as Splashtop's CEO, who is seemingly on a mission to "build the Bridge to Anywhere," but we're all for a remote access client for Google's mobile OS.

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Remote access to another PC via the internet can be a blessing, solving many IT problems quickly and easily. The helper can get a clear picture and often solve the problem immediately, even without ...

The unscheduled security update addresses two “important”-severity flaws in Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012. Microsoft has released an out-of-band security update addressing two high-severity ...

in which case, if you're attached enough to them to offer on-demand remote support, perhaps you could pass newer e-waste to them? Perhaps i'm stating the obvious to you but it does seem weird to me ...