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Hello Stephen,

If this is the latest version of Remote Utilities, please try enabling "Use legacy keyboard input model" in connection properties:



Let us know if the issue persists.

Hello Kelly,

Yes, the remote computer which you want to access should have Host installed. The computer you work from should have Viewer installer.

https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/host/
https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/viewer/

Regarding slow drilling down in File Transfer mode, this is a known problem and will be fixed in future updates. As mapped drives in File Transfer mode, please see this knowledge base article https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/kb/mapped-drives-are-not-showing-in-file-transfer-mode/

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Thanks.

some more advanced auth options may not work as expected.

I mean, if there is version mismatch, of course.

Hello Malcolm,

Thank you for your post.

You should update the program to avoid version mismatch. This is especially important with regards to authorization because the authorization system starting 6.9 has significantly changed as compared with 6.8 and earlier and some more advanced auth options may not work as expected.

The current version is 6.10.3.0 so I recommend that you download it and update Viewer and Host.

Hello John,

Thank you for your post.

If you mean connecting directly to the  local GPO editor (i.e. without first connecting to the remote desktop), unfortunately this is not available.

Thanks.

Hello Chris,

Believe me, when we have the Mac beta ready for public release we won't delay it one day :) Mac version is indeed what we are currently working on now, this is the highest and current priority now that we have finished with 6.9/6.10 release with its significant revamp of the authorization system (it was a necessary improvement, no less important than Mac support).

Hello Amy,

This is because the resolution on the remote computer screen is lower than the resolution on the Viewer screen, and you are viewing the remote desktop "pixel-for-pixel". You should enable the stretch mode to fill the entire desktop on the Viewer side.

Right click on the connection item in the address book, select Properties -> Modes -> Stretch.



Note, however, that this way you are simply stretching the image, not adding more pixels (graphical information) to it. So the image may not look as crisp as you would expect if the remote resolution were the same as the local one.

Hello Alan,

Regarding session disconnects:

1. Could you send us your Host logs (that you disconnect from frequently)? You can send the logs to support@remote-utilities.com

2. What product version do you use? If this is 6.8.0.1 we highly recommend that you update to 6.10.