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October 10th 06, 07:51 PM
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Remote Assistance
I am attempting to do Remote Assistance within a local network. I enter
a computer name or a local IP of the computer to which I want to connect to and click NEXT. Then an error message says: Your offer to help could not be sent. Do you have the correct permission on the remote computer? The remote computer is set to have session for Remote Assistance. What needs be done to solve this problem? 
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October 10th 06, 09:19 PM
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Remote Assistance
I have found a Help file which details how to do. I will post back if
still unable to resolve the problem even after following what is in the Help file. churin wrote: I am attempting to do Remote Assistance within a local network. I enter a computer name or a local IP of the computer to which I want to connect to and click NEXT. Then an error message says: Your offer to help could not be sent. Do you have the correct permission on the remote computer? The remote computer is set to have session for Remote Assistance. What needs be done to solve this problem?
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October 10th 06, 10:31 PM
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Remote Assistance
The Help file says that there are two way to do it: 1) Let the person
who need help make Remote Assistance request, 2) Helper connects his PC to other PC which needs help. To do it by 1) above there are three methods one of which is sending Remote Assistance request through an instant messaging which supports Remote Assistance. Now my question: Is there such instant messaging software available for Windows Vista? Windows Live Messenger does not seems to support the Remote assistance. churin wrote: I have found a Help file which details how to do. I will post back if still unable to resolve the problem even after following what is in the Help file. churin wrote: I am attempting to do Remote Assistance within a local network. I enter a computer name or a local IP of the computer to which I want to connect to and click NEXT. Then an error message says: Your offer to help could not be sent. Do you have the correct permission on the remote computer? The remote computer is set to have session for Remote Assistance. What needs be done to solve this problem?
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