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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.
I have been hacked by having remote desktop connection installed on my pc.How can I find info about the hacker?
Ahmed Zada
My emails have been hacked. I found out that I had remote desktop connection 6.1 installed on my pc without me knowing. How can I reverse the hacking in some way so that I can retrieve the emails that I have been locked out of and also to know the username/ip address of the person who has hacked me so that I can file a lawsuit against him. My emails contain a lot of important/private information, please help me asap. Thank you!
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Everyone has that on their computer or some form of it so that a tech can help you troubleshoot problems without being there. You have to give permission to someone to access it.
Where is the email? what kind? Is it outlook? what service provider to you have? I check my mail by Comcast but I can also go online to sign in and access my emails.
I believe you have some other mundane problem with your computer - not a hacker.
Everyone has that on their computer or some form of it so that a tech can help you troubleshoot problems without being there. You have to give permission to someone to access it.
Where is the email? what kind? Is it outlook? what service provider to you have? I check my mail by Comcast but I can also go online to sign in and access my emails.
I believe you have some other mundane problem with your computer - not a hacker.
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