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I am attempting to help a novice user so I want to us Remote Assistance. Sounds reasonable EXCEPT Remote Assistance doesn't work. I am playing the part of the novice to test the problem. Here is what I do on my VISTA machine. 1. Help and Support 2. Select Windows Remote Assistance link 3. On the Windows Remote Assistance window click "Invite Someone you trust to help you" 4.Click "Use e-mail to send an invitation". Now I get the "Choose a password window" 5.Enter a Password. I used 123456 and retype as 123456 6. I get "remote assistance cannot make a connection". This is while its attempting to bring up my Live Mail diaglog box. 7. I reply OK to that error diaglog box and get a window telling me to save the file and send it as an attachment. Then it puts me into that dialog box If I restart my machine it will open my email client after step 5 but only ONCE IN A ROW. How would Microsoft expect a novice to navigate through this thicket??? -- JamesBrown |
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