Pros/Cons of installing as a service

[Riverglen]

I,m just starting to experiment with UltraVNC and it isn't clear to me what the advantages or disadvantages are to installing as a service (other than the ctl-alt-del capability, which isn't of much concern to me). I expect that nearly all of my use of the program will be in helping friends with problems, using the Single Click version of the server to get their end going.

[Daniel.O]

To run VNC as Service is very helpfull, if you want to restart the remote-computer. VNC starts with the Windows User Login Interface, so you can get a connection and login. Without Service somebody at the remote-computer has to Login and you can't get a connection before.

Daniel

[redge]

Sc is the right application for your need if you don't need access Ctrl+alt+Del

[Riverglen]

So far, SC seems to be working well for me, aside from the cursor issue that I described in another post. The ctl-alt-del limitation isn't important to me since any time I am helping someone remotely, I expect that the oner of the machine would be available to reboot and restart SC if necessary.