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MikeSty · 12-28-2007, 11:25 AM

I've recently discovered this fantastic program called CrossLoop, which is a watered-down, super-simple VNC Client/Server combo. Absolutely perfect for repair jobs where you just can't be at their PC but at the same time, you can't explain it to them.

https://www.crossloop.com/landing.htm

I used it to fix a guy's sound the other day and it was good. It's laggy and shitty image quality, but it's one of those tools that gets the job done.

I've created a login so people can track my previous jobs. This is useless if you're just performing friend-to-friend tasks I suppose, but if some stranger on the internet needs help you can prove yourself worthy.

http://www.CrossLoop.com/MikeSty

I just figured I'd give TFP a heads up. I've used VNC before on repair jobs but it's generally a PITA so I avoid it. I'll be using this more often now.

Anyone else have any VNC stories?

12-28-2007, 11:25 AM	#1 (permalink)
MikeSty The Computer Kid :D Location: 127.0.0.1	CrossLoop - Sick VNC program to remotely repair computers I've recently discovered this fantastic program called CrossLoop, which is a watered-down, super-simple VNC Client/Server combo. Absolutely perfect for repair jobs where you just can't be at their PC but at the same time, you can't explain it to them. https://www.crossloop.com/landing.htm I used it to fix a guy's sound the other day and it was good. It's laggy and shitty image quality, but it's one of those tools that gets the job done. I've created a login so people can track my previous jobs. This is useless if you're just performing friend-to-friend tasks I suppose, but if some stranger on the internet needs help you can prove yourself worthy. http://www.CrossLoop.com/MikeSty I just figured I'd give TFP a heads up. I've used VNC before on repair jobs but it's generally a PITA so I avoid it. I'll be using this more often now. Anyone else have any VNC stories?