Q. I'm just wondering if I use remote desktop to connect to my friend's computer, will any type of window pop up on their side letting them know? Do they have to say ok even though I have all the computer info. Also any links/website further going into remote desktop would be great. Thank you!
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depends on which OS you are connecting to at the other end. If its a Windows XP machine then only 1 person can login at a time remotely or otherwise. if some one is already logged on locally & if you try to logon remotely then you will get a message that someone is already logged in, do you want to log them off (forcibly) ? they will lose any unsaved data if you say yes to that & there screen will lock out.
If you are connecting to a server then simultaneously 3 or more connections can be made depending on the setup.
depends on which OS you are connecting to at the other end. If its a Windows XP machine then only 1 person can login at a time remotely or otherwise. if some one is already logged on locally & if you try to logon remotely then you will get a message that someone is already logged in, do you want to log them off (forcibly) ? they will lose any unsaved data if you say yes to that & there screen will lock out.
If you are connecting to a server then simultaneously 3 or more connections can be made depending on the setup.
How to shutdown another computer in CMD?
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I want to shutdown another computer remotely, but I want to do it to a computer outside of my network. Is there anyway to do that and if there is, how?
Answer
** messing about with other people's computers is not nice. It can damage data, it can cause hardware damage, and it is probably illegal. I am helping you because I believe most people will "do the right thing". Maybe you are helping your old grandma, and you want to shut down her computer remotely. Maybe you are taking a class, and all you need is the answer.
If you use this info to do bad things.. I will be happy to testify against you.
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If you can connect remote desktop / remote assist.. just use shutdown at the command line.
If you can send net commands to that other computer.. use the command-line shutdown
(assuming your source and target both have Windows 2000 or newer)
( see link below.. as well as Microsoft website for flags and switches)
The syntax varies just slightly between versions..
Another way is to install an adapter between the computer and the AC wall outlet.
You can get remote-control adapters at lots of places.
If you get one that is network controlled.. you can just "unplug" that machine by sending the right command.
** messing about with other people's computers is not nice. It can damage data, it can cause hardware damage, and it is probably illegal. I am helping you because I believe most people will "do the right thing". Maybe you are helping your old grandma, and you want to shut down her computer remotely. Maybe you are taking a class, and all you need is the answer.
If you use this info to do bad things.. I will be happy to testify against you.
****************************
If you can connect remote desktop / remote assist.. just use shutdown at the command line.
If you can send net commands to that other computer.. use the command-line shutdown
(assuming your source and target both have Windows 2000 or newer)
( see link below.. as well as Microsoft website for flags and switches)
The syntax varies just slightly between versions..
Another way is to install an adapter between the computer and the AC wall outlet.
You can get remote-control adapters at lots of places.
If you get one that is network controlled.. you can just "unplug" that machine by sending the right command.
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