UltraVNC

replace your winvnc and vncviewer Could you first try with the 10951 server. (will be released as 10956) Latest version http://www.uvnc.eu/download/winvnc_dnstest.zip This is a stable version, still beta because the java viewer require an update and not yet finished. Can you please show me how you ...

Is anyone actually running a working version of this for windows 7? I'm at work right now and recently we just got a new machine in with Windows 7 that we're going to start moving towards. VNC, the free version at least, isn't compatible with Windows 7. Downloaded Ultra VNC Viewer only on my machine ...

Is there any such add-on or manager/viewer that shows a list of VNC servers installed on the machine and can associate the username with it? If not username, then a way I can add names to the machines? We have a lot of people and I spend a lot of time looking in excel for computer names and I have ...

Yep, I did. Still only able to view.

Thanks, got it working. But now I'm only able to view, I can't control anything. Can't click anything... Lol. any idea? Appreciate your help man.

So is there a guide or something that can lead me into full clean of VNC? I've only installed VNC and set a password but always getting VNC Authentication Failure. I don't understand. It's confusing as hell. Every other machine with XP though I've just installed XP on, I just set the VNC password ...

damn. I'm having this issue. I had RealVNC on here but the password was the same password I'm using on UltraVNC. Is that all you had to do was uninstall the old VNC? How the hell does a password error have something to do with an installation unless they both were running using 2 different passwords ...

I can even go to Start > UltraVNC > Edit Settings > Security Tab, and set the password as "test" and I still get authentication failure. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.

Ok, I'm using UltraVNC Viewer on a laptop with Windows XP, Trying to connect to a machine running Windows 7 running UltraVNC Server. I'm successful when connecting from the laptop to any other machine running XP. Just install VNC, set a password, open port in firewall/disable firewall, and I'm up ...