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Have you tried remote desktop?
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If you want to run a new instance of VS in the other two computers, you need to install VS on each of the computers.<br />
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If you want to access the instance of VS which is running on the first computer, you need to enable Remote Desktop access for your first computer so that the other two can access it.
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If you want to run a new instance of VS in the other two computers, you need to install VS on each of the computers.

If you want to access the instance of VS which is running on the first computer, you need to enable Remote Desktop access for your first computer so that the other two can access it.

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when i go to remote desktop setup it doesn't show the remote computers on the network in the add users dialogue
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when i go to remote desktop setup it doesn't show the remote computers on the network in the add users dialogue

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You need to add each user that will connect, not the computer<br />
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e.g.<br />
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PC01\administrator<br />
PC02\administrator<br />
PC02\AUser<br />
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Regards
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You need to add each user that will connect, not the computer

e.g.

PC01\administrator
PC02\administrator
PC02\AUser

Regards

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I have three computers on a home network. I have Visual Studio on one of the three computers. I want to be able to Open VS on the computers other than the one its on. Can I do that? I tried sharing the file from program files on the network and although the file shows up on the network it doesn't open the new instance of VS. 
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I have three computers on a home network. I have Visual Studio on one of the three computers. I want to be able to Open VS on the computers other than the one its on. Can I do that? I tried sharing the file from program files on the network and although the file shows up on the network it doesn't open the new instance of VS. 

Can I open Visual Studio on more than one computer on the network

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