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ajatol wrote:
In the viewer program on my local computer I click on the icon execute.  In the window that opens, enter the path to the program on a remote computer, for example program files \ CCleaner \ Ccleaner.exe

I tick hidden option and click OK.

Then a window open to me, but on the remote computer while it should open on a local computer.

It does not matter what program I try to open, always is visible on remote PC.

You do everything right. The problem is that not every application supports "Run hidden" mode. For example, you can run Notepad in the hidden mode, and can't run Calculator in the hidden mode.

Hope that helps.

droid wrote:
I use Windows 7 64bit on both ends.

There is no download, it is built in screen saver function with "On resume display logon screen" checked.

We couldn't reproduce this issue. Do you use the Host or the Agent on the remote PC?

Hello

ajatol wrote:
When I am trying to run program in hidden mode the window appear on host and viewer computers. Both computers run windows 7 32 bit. What I am doing wrong ?.

Can you please elaborate. What program are you trying to run and what specific steps do you take in Remote Utilities to do that?

Post into this sub-forum if you have any issues with antivirus software or a firewall. Before you post please make sure that:

1. You have the latest version of Remote Utilities Viewer and Host installed. The latest version is always available on the download page.

2. You have updated virus definition databases and the antivirus software itself. Sometimes, when the virus definition databases are obsolete, Remote Utilities can still be detected as a potentially dangerous program. The update can resolve the problem.

If nothing of the above helps, then post your issue here. It is highly recommended that you also send a false positive report to the antivirus software manufacturer. In many cases this can make them fix the issue a lot faster.

levent özgür kaplan wrote:
Dr web 22.03.2013 update

RIPCServer.dll

 

Thank you for the information. The false positive request has been sent to Dr. Web.

levent özgür kaplan wrote:
       this is not a problem with my software and I do not care!....

Submit your software, you can issue

First, we have already submitted the false positive. The more people will report this issue to Dr.Web, the better. That's why we asked you to do that.  

Second, if you don't like our software, you are free not to use it. But we will not tolerate impoliteness, or imperative and unfriendly language on our own forum. Users that show disrespect to us or to other forum members will be banned according to p.4 of the forum rules.

Thank you for understanding.

Seems like only Dr.Web marks that as a "potentially dangerous program". This definition literally means potentially dangerous, not dangerous. But you can send a false positive request here: https://vms.drweb.com/sendvirus/ so that Dr.Web removes that warning in their next database upgrade.

Other antivirus programs show the file as clean.

droid wrote:
I use Windows 7 64bit on both ends.

There is no download, it is built in screen saver function with "On resume display logon screen" checked.

I see. Ok, we'll check what that might be. Thanks for reporting this.

levent özgür kaplan wrote:
remote utilities already have a host, see the RWLN.dll Setup file if you wish.        

It could be an older version detected by Dr.Web. I remember we sent a false positive report to them some time ago asking to stop detecting legitimate software as a virus.

What version do you use? Try to upgrade to latest version.

levent özgür kaplan wrote:

Dr web remote utilities RWLN.dll the file of the virus detected eclips

Remote Utilities has nothing to do with it. The path on the screenshot is C:\Windows\SysWOW4\RWLN.dll.