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    1. bul

      bul Member

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      I've historically always used Teamviewer but recently have been having issues with it's pop up after a session bugging out hbrelog. I'm just wondering what everyone else uses, ideally I want something iso compatible. Thanks!
       
      bul, Sep 14, 2016
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      Aion Well-Known Member Buddy Store Developer

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      Just remove the TeamViewer feature, which mess with Windows and add additional icon next to _ O X icons
       
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      You can enable remote desktop (RDP) to your PC from an external network, enable RDP on local machine, forward ports TCP 3389 and UDP 3389 to your PC's IP address from your router and make sure you have password enabled desktop.

      This will allow remote access from outside your house via remote desktop, you just need to know your own external IP.

      This however can be unsecure even with windows password enabled for your PC, but as far as remote access goes, this and TV are the fastest (least laggiest).
       
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      people scan for RDP all day from China. I'd advise against doing that unless you have it set up correctly and know what you are doing.

      I use Team Viewer. Works fine for me. There's also a Chrome addon that allows remote desktop viewing, but don't have a link for you.
       
      speshulk926, Sep 14, 2016
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      That's why i said it's unsecure.

      Chrome Remote Desktop is actually really good for this, it updates quite fast compared to TV most of the time, though it takes a while to actually connect and log in :p
       
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      Splashtop is hands-down the best tool. No bloat, good UI. You can even use your mouse in-game which most remote viewers have an issue with.
       
      moosegumps, Sep 14, 2016
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      Came here to say the same thing. Splashtop is incredible. I believe you have to pay a small yearly fee to access your computer from outside your home network, but it's well worth the cost.
       
      rizarjay, Sep 15, 2016
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      Bought splashtop yesterday and it works great indeed. Even at my work where a lot of connections are blocked.
       
      hellrazor113, Sep 15, 2016
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      Im using teamviewer and it doesnt bug out hbrelog.
      But it uses a lot of cpu, but I guess that is normal if you remote to a PC running a video game.
       
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    10. madmaximka

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      anydesk (fastest!) and teamviewer (use on mobile phone)

      anydesk has no mobile client :(
       
      madmaximka, Sep 15, 2016
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      TV should only use 3-10% CPU, depending on CPU.
       
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    12. madmaximka

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      just compare teamviewer and anydesk and see difference.
       
      madmaximka, Sep 15, 2016
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      Hello

      Had the same issue
      Try to connect through a 3rd party tool for remote desktop AEROADMIN or tv. The first one is lightweight and faster, you should try it firstly
       
      DanielVivas90, Dec 2, 2016
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