Alternative VNC

[C_olin]

I'm trying to help this girl set up her computer properly through VNC. I got her to install the VNC server, disable windows firewall, and enable DMZ for her computer on her router, but I was still unable to connect to her. She can connect to my VNC server just fine. So I think it must be her ISP that is blocking the port.

Are there any reverse-connection vnc server and clients? Since she can connect to me, it would be nice if i could be the server, and her the client, but I would be remotely using her desktop, and not mine.

Any ideas or suggestions?

 

[A-mak]

Msn > Actions > Request Remote Assistance..

Then just accept it.

Remote Access over the net made easy. Prolly easier then installing all this vnc stuff.

 

[C_olin]

Yeah we tried that.... it requires SP2, but she cannot install SP 2 due to an invalid Windows XP key

Any ways to use remote assistance without SP2?

 

[C_olin]

Actualy.. I found out that Windows Messenger does not require SP2 to use remote assistance.. so it works not

thanks

 

[A-mak]

Also..

AutoPatcher XP.... and searching "XP SP2 Download" in google and you can put it on any legit/non-legit system.. Unless her key is only for pre-sp2.