Working out of town a week.No FC? :(

[Cuppycake]

Simple answer, leave your home computer running with a free version of Team Viewer and log on remotely from your laptop. I do it all the time.

@olbuddy - Exactly!  I use Logmein and love it, it's like never leaving home 

My husband uses logmein for work!

[lightningclix]

TeamViewer is great, I use it also...to help out others when I am teaching them how to blog, make videos, splashpages, ect. I have not had any issues with it either 

[debraleesparks]

guys, i hate it, will be going out of town for work a week, and im afraid i'll be deprived of my FC. daily emails and paid to click.....  
wish they will not expires the unread daily emails at least....but oh well...ill tr my best

  YOOU SHOULD BE GREATFULL YOUR WORKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hahaha !! I'm just kidding.. Fusion cash will be here when you get home!!!!!

[IceKittyNM]

Simple answer, leave your home computer running with a free version of Team Viewer and log on remotely from your laptop. I do it all the time.

What if your power goes out on the computer at home?

If my power goes out, the computer reboots when it comes back on and I have Team Viewer set to load automatically, so it's ready to logon again. If my home computer blows up, then of course it can't be controlled remotely.

Does it work? I have been doing it for years and had very few problems. I started with VNC and tried several others in between, but since I started using Team Viewer I don't even look at others, it's that good.

How it works is you leave it running at home, then you run a client copy on your laptop and input an ID number and password to connect remotely and run your home computer just like you were sitting in front of it. I even have two screens on my home computer and can switch between them on my laptop.

Hi again, oldbuddy!
Whenever my power has gone out, I've always had to restart my computer manually when the power comes back on. What do I need to change so that it will reboot when the power is restored? Also, when you say you run a "client copy" of Team Viewer, does that mean you just install it as well on your laptop or what?

Thanks for all the help you give to folks like me who need a guiding hand!! 

[sdenimandlace1]

Wow great information will have to look in to this and try it.

[jasmineandjustin]

oooh....great to know! Thanks for the advice!

[MessiahMews]

So how and where do I get Team Viewer?

[oldbuddy]

So how and where do I get Team Viewer?

Open Google and type Team Viewer in the search box and click the search button.

[lightningclix]

So how and where do I get Team Viewer?

When in doubt - GOOGLE it!

I use it for all my who, what, when, where, why, and how's 

[harleyy2]

guys, i hate it, will be going out of town for work a week, and im afraid i'll be deprived of my FC. daily emails and paid to click.....  
wish they will not expires the unread daily emails at least....but oh well...ill tr my best

@premafussel - I'm on my way to Chicago right now (driving ) and I have my Verizon MIFI 2200 with I LOVE and I am remote controlling my computer replying to your post via Logmein.  I'm going to meet a company, PaidTopia and going for leisure.  My gf and I are going...she's driving right now so I'm on here and then when I drive she'll be on her stuff lol

[oldbuddy]

Simple answer, leave your home computer running with a free version of Team Viewer and log on remotely from your laptop. I do it all the time.

What if your power goes out on the computer at home?

If my power goes out, the computer reboots when it comes back on and I have Team Viewer set to load automatically, so it's ready to logon again. If my home computer blows up, then of course it can't be controlled remotely.

Does it work? I have been doing it for years and had very few problems. I started with VNC and tried several others in between, but since I started using Team Viewer I don't even look at others, it's that good.

How it works is you leave it running at home, then you run a client copy on your laptop and input an ID number and password to connect remotely and run your home computer just like you were sitting in front of it. I even have two screens on my home computer and can switch between them on my laptop.

Hi again, oldbuddy!
Whenever my power has gone out, I've always had to restart my computer manually when the power comes back on. What do I need to change so that it will reboot when the power is restored? Also, when you say you run a "client copy" of Team Viewer, does that mean you just install it as well on your laptop or what?

Thanks for all the help you give to folks like me who need a guiding hand!! 

Yes you install it on your home computer in server mode and on your laptop in client mode. To make your computer start automatically (for XP), click My Computer, advanced tab, Startup and Recovery, then click the check box and OK. Then restart your computer to take effect.

[rogery]

Thanks for the tips Oldbuddy. I'll definitely be using TeamViewer.

[IceKittyNM]

Simple answer, leave your home computer running with a free version of Team Viewer and log on remotely from your laptop. I do it all the time.

What if your power goes out on the computer at home?

If my power goes out, the computer reboots when it comes back on and I have Team Viewer set to load automatically, so it's ready to logon again. If my home computer blows up, then of course it can't be controlled remotely.

Does it work? I have been doing it for years and had very few problems. I started with VNC and tried several others in between, but since I started using Team Viewer I don't even look at others, it's that good.

How it works is you leave it running at home, then you run a client copy on your laptop and input an ID number and password to connect remotely and run your home computer just like you were sitting in front of it. I even have two screens on my home computer and can switch between them on my laptop.

Hi again, oldbuddy!
Whenever my power has gone out, I've always had to restart my computer manually when the power comes back on. What do I need to change so that it will reboot when the power is restored? Also, when you say you run a "client copy" of Team Viewer, does that mean you just install it as well on your laptop or what?

Thanks for all the help you give to folks like me who need a guiding hand!! 

Yes you install it on your home computer in server mode and on your laptop in client mode. To make your computer start automatically (for XP), click My Computer, advanced tab, Startup and Recovery, then click the check box and OK. Then restart your computer to take effect.

Thank you SO much oldbuddy!!! You are such a big help!! Glad to know I can turn to someone who knows what they are doing!!! I learn something new every day. 

[gizmo42]

Simple answer, leave your home computer running with a free version of Team Viewer and log on remotely from your laptop. I do it all the time.

Hey I am a newbie here want to say how your videos are really helpful. Also where do u go to get refferrals and how do u approach it. I can't get people to believe what I am saying to join. Can u give me some pointers or guide me with a starter statement. 

[sgluckadoo]

I know, it is sad to be away