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Install logmein.com. &nbsp;Or send them the file from teamviewer.com<br />
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Both are free. &nbsp;Both are awesome.
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Install logmein.com.  Or send them the file from teamviewer.com

Both are free.  Both are awesome.

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Here is the Microsoft kb on the GPO. <br />
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<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301527" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301527</a><br />
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The steps are all the same for 2003+.<br />
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Frank
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Here is the Microsoft kb on the GPO.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301527 [http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301527]

The steps are all the same for 2003+.

Frank

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I would suggest using VNC, have a look at <a href="http://www.bozteck.com/vncscan/" rel="ugc">http://www.bozteck.com/vncscan/</a>&nbsp;if this is just on a local network.
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I would suggest using VNC, have a look at http://www.bozteck.com/vncscan/ [http://www.bozteck.com/vncscan/] if this is just on a local network.

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I believe the question should be closed differently. I believe I answered the question the asker was asking fully and correctly given the information the asker supplied. &nbsp;I believe I should be awarded the points.
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I believe the question should be closed differently. I believe I answered the question the asker was asking fully and correctly given the information the asker supplied.  I believe I should be awarded the points.

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I agree that QuietFrank should be awarded the points, unless OxygenITSolutions has commented otherwise.
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I agree that QuietFrank should be awarded the points, unless OxygenITSolutions has commented otherwise.

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I used to be able to log on to a local subnet and launch an icon that bought up a prompt to enter a machine name and Remote Assistance would launch and allow you to control Windows XP machines. Took a bit of tweaking but it was really quite simple.<br />
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What is the equivalent in Windows 2008/Windows 7. What is the best method to remote to Windows 7 computers to control or shadow the user's screen without logging off or without sending an email for assistance, etc.
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I used to be able to log on to a local subnet and launch an icon that bought up a prompt to enter a machine name and Remote Assistance would launch and allow you to control Windows XP machines. Took a bit of tweaking but it was really quite simple.

What is the equivalent in Windows 2008/Windows 7. What is the best method to remote to Windows 7 computers to control or shadow the user's screen without logging off or without sending an email for assistance, etc.

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