If you want an application that helps you connect two computers together; if you want to take complete control of another PC from your own computer, irrespective of the distance between both computers, then you should try out TeamViewer.

What is TeamViewer?

It is a simple and fast solution for remote control, desktop sharing and file transfer that works behind any firewall and NAT proxy. It allows you to connect with another computer without the need of an installation procedure. It is a freeware that makes it very easy to set and use a VPN connection; a Virtual Private Network that lets you take complete control of another PC from your own computer, no matter how far apart both computers are.

It activates a two-way connection in which users can bounce control back and forth. You can use TeamViewer to hold virtual meetings with several other people (who also would have installed TeamViewer on their computers). It is a smart utility that allows users to remotely connect to a computer, view its desktop and operate it as if it was their own. It is user friendly and very easy to use even for beginners.

Some of the key features of this application include: remote control of any PC anywhere without installation, remote presentation of products, solutions and services from your desktop live to a partner, integrated file and folder transfer, with TeamViewer you don’t have to worry about firewalls. It is entirely safe to use, no worries about its security.

The publisher of this program has added a few new changes to this version. They are: Groups shared with a contact can be listed from the contact’s context menu, The comment window doesn’t open a browser window anymore, The Management Console can be opened directly from the menu, Additional placeholders (e.g. meeting start time or custom phone conference data) can be used within the custom and a few other changes.

Downsides?

None at all. This is the best remote desktop manager available by far. Good work publishers.
To know more about this amazing program, please visit TeamViewer.

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