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opening the device driver screen on the remote freezes the screen
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vincent gabriele,
User (Posts: 4)
Jul 18, 2018 11:52:19 am EDT
Support level: Free or trial
When I open either the computer manage screen or the device manager screen you can no longer access anything.
I tried closing the connection and opening it again and we have the same thing.
No matter what I click on has no effect as if the computer was frozen.
When I call the client to close the screen all works fine.
Also tried to run the msi installs to no avail.
Don't get an error - nothing gets installed.
Had to install it manually from zip file for the viewer and let the client just fownload the exe file and launch it
I tried closing the connection and opening it again and we have the same thing.
No matter what I click on has no effect as if the computer was frozen.
When I call the client to close the screen all works fine.
Also tried to run the msi installs to no avail.
Don't get an error - nothing gets installed.
Had to install it manually from zip file for the viewer and let the client just fownload the exe file and launch it
vincent gabriele,
User (Posts: 4)
Jul 18, 2018 12:26:05 pm EDT
Support level: Free or trial
No not now
I had to run the agent.exe downloaded as the install would not work.
I suspect the mouse stopped working as on the client side all was well.
What would casue that?
I had to run the agent.exe downloaded as the install would not work.
I suspect the mouse stopped working as on the client side all was well.
What would casue that?
Conrad,
Support (Posts: 3074)
Jul 18, 2018 12:42:07 pm EDT
Hi Vincent,
If you want complete control over the remote computer including the ability to control UAC prompts and install applications, you should use Host instead of Agent. Unlike Agent, the Host works as a system service with system-wide privileges.
Hope that helps.
If you want complete control over the remote computer including the ability to control UAC prompts and install applications, you should use Host instead of Agent. Unlike Agent, the Host works as a system service with system-wide privileges.
Hope that helps.
vincent gabriele,
User (Posts: 4)
Jul 18, 2018 1:03:46 pm EDT
Support level: Free or trial
That makes sense - will use that in the future.
What about the installs not working?
They run but do nothing - folders are not even created.
What about the installs not working?
They run but do nothing - folders are not even created.
Conrad,
Support (Posts: 3074)
Jul 18, 2018 1:17:11 pm EDT
Hi,
This is not about Remote Utilities. You should check the Windows account that is being logged in the system. Specifically, check if it has all the necessary permissions.What about the installs not working?
vincent gabriele,
User (Posts: 4)
Jul 18, 2018 1:19:20 pm EDT
Support level: Free or trial
It does - it's my PC and I am the admin
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