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Why doesn't MS just the software interact with users? They are trying to compete with all the 3rd party software why not compete with VNC, PC Anywhere, etc... ?<br />
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Why don't they make it usefull for Adminstrators to help their users remotely?<br />
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Why doesn't MS just the software interact with users? They are trying to compete with all the 3rd party software why not compete with VNC, PC Anywhere, etc... ?

Why don't they make it usefull for Adminstrators to help their users remotely?



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Yeah I am sure they have something up their sleeves with Vista.
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Yeah I am sure they have something up their sleeves with Vista.

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That does work with interaction, but in my experiences with using it, I wouldnt get the remote invitations for a loooooong time, and by then the user wasnt around to accept it. I just dont even bother to enable it on my builds anymore...<br />
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Any other better experiences?
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That does work with interaction, but in my experiences with using it, I wouldnt get the remote invitations for a loooooong time, and by then the user wasnt around to accept it. I just dont even bother to enable it on my builds anymore...

Any other better experiences?

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I've been using VNC to help users out for now, but I just thought I'd ask if remote desktop would do it since it's built into Windows.
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I've been using VNC to help users out for now, but I just thought I'd ask if remote desktop would do it since it's built into Windows.

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Is there anyway to interact with the User on a XP Pro box with remote desktop?<br />
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Or are you stuck with VNC or something like that?<br />
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Is there anyway to interact with the User on a XP Pro box with remote desktop?

Or are you stuck with VNC or something like that?



Remote Desktop interact

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.