Remote controling Windows computers in Safe Mode...
Hello, I haven't posted new VNCScan releases to the list as much as in the past but this one is so exciting that I couldn't help myself. The most exciting thing about this release is that you can now *remotely* reboot a Windows computer into safe mode (with networking) and then access it using VNC.
Hello,
I haven't posted new VNCScan releases to the list as much as in the past but this one is so exciting that I couldn't help myself.
The most exciting thing about this release is that you can now
*remotely* reboot a Windows computer into safe mode (with networking) and then access it using VNC. It took a lot of research and work to get it so that the VNC service would automatically start in a safe mode boot but it seems to be pretty solid for Windows 2000 and above.
I looked quite a bit and I couldn't find another program that does anything like this. You can read about this feature at http://www.vncscan.com/vs/VNC_in_SafeMode.htm
The other real exciting thing about this release is that you can remotely enable the Windows Terminal Server and XP remote desktop as long as the firewall isn't blocking you and you have Admin privileges.
You can read about this at
http://www.vncscan.com/vs/Enabling_Remote_Desktop.htm
VNCScan costs $40 (US) for a single Administrator to manage unlimited nodes.
VNCScan has been around for about 5 years and was the first front end for VNC. It remains the leader today thanks to all of the support and suggestions from thousands of customers all over the globe.
I invite you to give it a try by download a 30 day trial at http://www.vncscan.com
Thank you,
Steve Bostedor
I haven't posted new VNCScan releases to the list as much as in the past but this one is so exciting that I couldn't help myself.
The most exciting thing about this release is that you can now
*remotely* reboot a Windows computer into safe mode (with networking) and then access it using VNC. It took a lot of research and work to get it so that the VNC service would automatically start in a safe mode boot but it seems to be pretty solid for Windows 2000 and above.
I looked quite a bit and I couldn't find another program that does anything like this. You can read about this feature at http://www.vncscan.com/vs/VNC_in_SafeMode.htm
The other real exciting thing about this release is that you can remotely enable the Windows Terminal Server and XP remote desktop as long as the firewall isn't blocking you and you have Admin privileges.
You can read about this at
http://www.vncscan.com/vs/Enabling_Remote_Desktop.htm
VNCScan costs $40 (US) for a single Administrator to manage unlimited nodes.
VNCScan has been around for about 5 years and was the first front end for VNC. It remains the leader today thanks to all of the support and suggestions from thousands of customers all over the globe.
I invite you to give it a try by download a 30 day trial at http://www.vncscan.com
Thank you,
Steve Bostedor
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Just a FYI, but the safe mode reboot support has been enhanced into a wizard in recent versions.
Steve Bostedor
http://www.vncscan.com
More than just a VNC Manager!
Steve Bostedor
http://www.vncscan.com
More than just a VNC Manager!
What, has this become an advertising/SPAMMING forum lately?
Bullshit man! ;(
I despise people that pimp their products all over the net. Pay to advertise, you cheap prick. ;(
Just becaus a SPAMMER is polite, doesn't make them any less of a SPAMMER. Where the hell are the mods when it comes to this crapola? x)
Bullshit man! ;(
I despise people that pimp their products all over the net. Pay to advertise, you cheap prick. ;(
Just becaus a SPAMMER is polite, doesn't make them any less of a SPAMMER. Where the hell are the mods when it comes to this crapola? x)
