Hello Alan,
Thank you for your message.
I HAVE the key, but need to "reapply it" I guess. RU appears like this lost it's settings. The 3 client PC are all still showing up, but now no licence :( is showing, NOR can I apply it.
I thought I saw some posts out here once of how to fix the XML files, but can't find the posts.
Perhaps, the Viewer configuration file was somehow corrupted by some antivirus or firewall software.
Please, try the following:
1. Fully exit the Viewer
File -> Exit.
2. Locate the file
config_4.xml in the
C:\Users\[Your_username]\AppData\Roaming\Remote Utilities Files\ folder.
Please note that the AppData folder might be hidden by default in which case you need to enable "Hidden files and folders" in Windows Explorer settings.
3. Remove the
config_4.xml file from that folder.
This will reset the Viewer settings. Your address books won't be affected by this action.
4. Run the Viewer and try registering it with your license key again.
--- The one remote W-7 PC will not remember the PC no matter what I do. Every time I connect, I must reissue the PW.
Could you please clarify if you have the
Save password feature enabled in the Connection properties on the
Security tab? If no, then please try enabling the feature and see if this helps to resolve the issue.
In case, if the password for this remote Host machine was already saved in your Viewer, then the issue might be occurring in case if the address book's file was somehow corrupted. Please try the following:
1. Locate the
connections_4.xml file in the
C:\Users\[Your_username]\AppData\Roaming\Remote Utilities Files\ folder and copy it to a different location. Alternatively, you can also manually export any address book by selecting the address book in the left pane, then clicking
Manage ➝ Manual export on the Viewer's ribbon toolbar:
2. After exporting the address book, please erase the contents of the
C:\Users\[Your_username]\AppData\Roaming\Remote Utilities Files\ folder.
3. Manually import the address book as described in
this step-by-step guide and see if it helps to resolve the issue.
FYI --- One PC on my LAN I wrote about earlier -->> I've still got that one PC that won't start the service about half the time for some reason after a cold reboot. I've reinstalled without avail. Still, not urgent since I can first connect via VNC when local.
Could you please clarify if the remote Host machine is running on Windows 8/10 OS? If this is the case, could you please double-check if you have the
Turn on fast startup feature disabled as described in
this troubleshooting guide?
In addition, please make sure that the Host installation folder is added to the antivirus/firewall software exception list. For more information please see
this page.
Finally, if the solutions above did not help, please try to completely uninstall Host, including erasing all the Host settings as described in
this uninstallation tutorial. Then restart the remote Host machine and re-install the Host again.
Please let us know if the solutions above did not help and issues persist.