CALLING ALL COMPUTER TECH'S

[eddievanzant]

I'm done talking to you because now, you are more annoying than anything else, with the three posts in a row, and the suck my balls and the bgrabgrabgra (bill cosby immitation).

eddievanzant Reviewed by eddievanzant on 02-20-2006. CALLING ALL COMPUTER TECH'S ello ello lol so my qeustion is this i have a laptop and a home pc plus a i have people pc's coming in and out for repairs' i was wondering is there any way i can hook the notebook to the desktop pc and use the proccessors together? as in using both as a main processor or is there a way i can turn them both on and view the desktop over the laptop? or just simply view the files on the other computer as if i were sitting inf ront of it . another one is how do i view the neibours files over a Rating: 5

[chisme]

You are continuing to use words incorrectly. Here is help that I can give:

If your neighbor has an unprotected wireless connection, there's a good chance they aren't users of "My Network Places." The easiest way to gain access of other's files is to click "My Network Places" and click on any folders you don't recognize as being yours. If you have the chance to break in their house without being detected (maybe they leave the door unlocked), you could try turning on Remote Desktop Connection. This will allow you to control their mouse/keyboard, see what they see on the screen, and access their files, even when they are on! I've been to a friend's house who had two PCs with Remote Desktop Connection, and it really freaked me out when I lost control of the mouse and saw it click the address bar and type "I am a virus."

The first thing you want to do, so you might not have to break in, would be clicking start>all programs>accessories>communication>remote desktop connection.
When it comes up, click options, then click the experience tab, and choose LAN instead of Modem. Go back to general and type the name of the pc you want to access (you can find the name under "view workgroup computers" in "My network places"), and click connect. If it doesn't work, you need to break in and enable it on their PC.

thats great sorta how my search turned out in the end if they aint clicked accept incoming i cant do it unless i break in ...it wasnt untill now i realised i can just pick their lock one their front door i learned how to do it at a locksmiths firm its dea easy on cylinder locks ...well seem a bit far to go to look in their my pictures files lol so i think thats the end of my little adventure into remote access without permision. i tried my computer and all those other remote admin software to do my mates computer but he doesnt know what a folder or a desktop is so he has no idea about even allowing access. oh well


just to say it would have been alot easier to say that in the first place wouldnt it?

[chisme]

You are continuing to use words incorrectly. Here is help that I can give:

If your neighbor has an unprotected wireless connection, there's a good chance they aren't users of "My Network Places." The easiest way to gain access of other's files is to click "My Network Places" and click on any folders you don't recognize as being yours. If you have the chance to break in their house without being detected (maybe they leave the door unlocked), you could try turning on Remote Desktop Connection. This will allow you to control their mouse/keyboard, see what they see on the screen, and access their files, even when they are on! I've been to a friend's house who had two PCs with Remote Desktop Connection, and it really freaked me out when I lost control of the mouse and saw it click the address bar and type "I am a virus."

The first thing you want to do, so you might not have to break in, would be clicking start>all programs>accessories>communication>remote desktop connection.
When it comes up, click options, then click the experience tab, and choose LAN instead of Modem. Go back to general and type the name of the pc you want to access (you can find the name under "view workgroup computers" in "My network places"), and click connect. If it doesn't work, you need to break in and enable it on their PC.

thats great sorta how my search turned out in the end if they aint clicked accept incoming i cant do it unless i break in ...it wasnt untill now i realised i can just pick their lock one their front door i learned how to do it at a locksmiths firm its dea easy on cylinder locks ...well seem a bit far to go to look in their my pictures files lol so i think thats the end of my little adventure into remote access without permision. i tried my computer and all those other remote admin software to do my mates computer but he doesnt know what a folder or a desktop is so he has no idea about even allowing access. oh well



just to say it would have been alot easier to say that in the first place wouldnt it? :thumbsup:

[chisme]

I'm done talking to you because now, you are more annoying than anything else, with the three posts in a row, and the suck my balls and the bgrabgrabgra (bill cosby immitation).

lol this is my thread your the one annoying me just go away if you dont like it

[chisme]

I'm done talking to you because now, you are more annoying than anything else, with the three posts in a row, and the suck my balls and the bgrabgrabgra (bill cosby immitation).

see even after posting sum relevant info you still go back to the insults?