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I found it.... RemoteWin | Deep Thought Software and I clicked on the bottom where it says "Click Here to Download"
Originally Posted by kqnjml:
ah... there's no link to download the zip files. Do you have one to post?
Look in the homebrew section.ah... there's no link to download the zip files. Do you have one to post?
I am getting "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application." when I try to run the Windows executable. Running on Windows XP Pro 32-bit as an Admin. Anyone else having this problem or know how to resolve it?
Supposedly I'm connected, but then I get a blank screen. How do I fix that?
"The application failed to initialize properly" Error is possibly from lack of .NET platform installed, the server requires .NET 2.0
you can get it here Download details: .NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86)
you can get it here Download details: .NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86)
Originally Posted by alwaysonline:
Supposedly I'm connected, but then I get a blank screen. How do I fix that?
Did you setup port fowarding on your router?Supposedly I'm connected, but then I get a blank screen. How do I fix that?
Did you include the port number at the end of the IP?
ex:10.10.10.xxx:5100
Originally Posted by alvin319:
Did you setup port fowarding on your router?
Did you include the port number at the end of the IP?
ex:10.10.10.xxx:5100
I have no router, just a modem. As to the IP, I just used the 5900 example from the first post. If that is wrong, how do I figure which one I should use instead.Did you setup port fowarding on your router?
Did you include the port number at the end of the IP?
ex:10.10.10.xxx:5100
Originally Posted by alvin319:
Did you setup port fowarding on your router?
Did you include the port number at the end of the IP?
ex:10.10.10.xxx:5100
i have a laptop and im connected on wifi...so how do i do that?Did you setup port fowarding on your router?
Did you include the port number at the end of the IP?
ex:10.10.10.xxx:5100
EDIT: both my pre and laptop r connected on wifi and i already port fowarded my laptop to the server which came to 5000
Originally Posted by maxima2k53:
i have a laptop and im connected on wifi...so how do i do that?
EDIT: both my pre and laptop r connected on wifi and i already port fowarded my laptop to the server which came to 5000
If they're both on the same wifi network, then no port forwardingi have a laptop and im connected on wifi...so how do i do that?
EDIT: both my pre and laptop r connected on wifi and i already port fowarded my laptop to the server which came to 5000
should be necessary. Your home computer might have an IP like
192.168.1.100 and your Pre 192.168.1.101.
If you set up the server to listen on port 5000 then you enter this address
on the Pre
http://192.168.1.100:5000
supply correct password and click Login to connect.
Many people probably also have personal firewalls installed on their
PCs (like Norton Internet Security, or Sunbelt Kerio Personal Firewall, etc).
Sometimes they'll prompt you when they see a new connection attempt
like this. Sometimes they won't and you have to go add rules yourself
to allow the connection.
Anyway, I got it working, but it locked up several times, got out of
sync several times, often ignored clicks, or clicked when I was trying
to scroll or zoom. At one point it complained that it was out
of memory and there were too many cards open, despite it being
the only running app. Ultimately it locked the Luna display solid
on the Pre. I had to SSH into it and reboot it, as it was ignoring
the power button. [edit] Just happened again. It starts
by the display freezing, and then when I try to dismiss the app
it locks WebOS solid, although linux is still ok, because I can
login and reboot it.
ian
Originally Posted by Daemon:
If they're both on the same wifi network, then no port forwarding
should be necessary. Your home computer might have an IP like
192.168.1.100 and your Pre 192.168.1.101.
If you set up the server to listen on port 5000 then you enter this address
on the Pre
http://192.168.1.100:5000
supply correct password and connect.
Many people probably also have personal firewalls installed on their
PCs (like Norton Internet Security, or Sunbelt Kerio Personal Firewall, etc).
Sometimes they'll prompt you when they see a new connection attempt
like this. Sometimes they won't and you have to go add rules yourself
to allow the connection.
Anyway, I got it working, but it locked up several times, got out of
sync several times, often ignored clicks, or clicked when I was trying
to scroll or zoom. At one point it complained that it was out
of memory and there were too many cards open, despite it being
the only running app. Ultimately it locked the Luna display solid
on the Pre. I had to SSH into it and reboot it, as it was ignoring
the power button.
ian
so i have to input the ip address of the pc thats connected wired or my laptop thats connected wirelessly?If they're both on the same wifi network, then no port forwarding
should be necessary. Your home computer might have an IP like
192.168.1.100 and your Pre 192.168.1.101.
If you set up the server to listen on port 5000 then you enter this address
on the Pre
http://192.168.1.100:5000
supply correct password and connect.
Many people probably also have personal firewalls installed on their
PCs (like Norton Internet Security, or Sunbelt Kerio Personal Firewall, etc).
Sometimes they'll prompt you when they see a new connection attempt
like this. Sometimes they won't and you have to go add rules yourself
to allow the connection.
Anyway, I got it working, but it locked up several times, got out of
sync several times, often ignored clicks, or clicked when I was trying
to scroll or zoom. At one point it complained that it was out
of memory and there were too many cards open, despite it being
the only running app. Ultimately it locked the Luna display solid
on the Pre. I had to SSH into it and reboot it, as it was ignoring
the power button.
ian
It would be really cool if this app would remember the last address entered after you close it and open it again, save alot of typing. 
VERY impressed so far, even if they are just screenshots, it accomplishes your remote needs to home pc!
VERY impressed so far, even if they are just screenshots, it accomplishes your remote needs to home pc!how should i download this app? from divice or quick installer?
Originally Posted by maxima2k53:
so i have to input the ip address of the pc thats connected wired or my laptop thats connected wirelessly?
Yesso i have to input the ip address of the pc thats connected wired or my laptop thats connected wirelessly?
Originally Posted by enice2:
how should i download this app? from divice or quick installer?
Quickinstall is the way to go for this one.how should i download this app? from divice or quick installer?
Need to know the steps to get this working over EVDO. I have my external IP that I got from IP Chicken. Now just need to what format to put it in the pre. I can connect fine over WiFi.
hey bud cant find the app?:S
Originally Posted by alvin319:
Yes
No, I'm asking you which one My PC's ip or laptop's IPYes
i can see it on my pre on file coaster but not on prewere...?
Originally Posted by maxima2k53:
No, I'm asking you which one My PC's ip or laptop's IP
Depends on which desktop you want to see on your Pre. If you want to see your PC's desktop then use that IP. If you want to see your laptops IP then use that IP.No, I'm asking you which one My PC's ip or laptop's IP
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