4 ms·
> I don't understand what is interesting about this Maybe you've never done remote support with an individual who is not particularly skilled with computers,
by akira2501 7y ago
> I don't understand what is interesting about this
Maybe you've never done remote support with an individual who is not particularly skilled with computers, but as someone who has, this is exactly the kind of tool you'd want at your disposal.
> perhaps you would also enjoy the router admin interface emulators of TP-Link
Yes!
- lucb1e 7y ago> Maybe you've never done remote support Oh sure, it's great that it exists and I would like to have these for Windows or MS Office (most family questions are about that), but I don't particularly care to browse through a random BIOS/router/Windows interface just for the heck of it.
- syshum 7y agoOne of the reason these are more valuable than one for Window or Office is 90% of the time once you are in windows you can just use a Remote Support tool to remote into the system Attempting remote support that requires BIOS or Router changes is much easier if you can tell the person, exactly, what the click word for word, or even provide screenshots with instructions in say a manual... Getting them can be harder tools like this help alot I have used things like this when development instructional material for new Technicians or as reference for people that many not work with those systems every day... Just as an example