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Hi,<br />
<br />
Playing around with Chrome remote desktop .... <br />
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Ive created a new google gmail for each computers and Im managing them like my computers ... <br />
But a user has the option to remote me <br />
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So do the pin numbers have to be the same if Im remoting someone without them being there ... if you know what I mean? <br />
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Best way to set this up for several users?
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Hi,

Playing around with Chrome remote desktop .... 

Ive created a new google gmail for each computers and Im managing them like my computers ... 
But a user has the option to remote me 

So do the pin numbers have to be the same if Im remoting someone without them being there ... if you know what I mean? 

Best way to set this up for several users?

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