Can't Restart or Shutdown Windows Using VNC - Was Working Earlier

2004-01-07 Thread CORUM, M E [AG/1000]
I originally had VNC 3.3.3 and it worked perfectly for almost a year.  My server 
machine is a Windows/2000
machine and my client machine is a Windows/XP Pro machine.  In the past I have been 
able to do the 
ctrl/alt/del from the menu and then do a restart of the Windows/2000 machine from my 
XP machine without
any problem.  Of course, the client window would disappear because the server machine 
was in the process
of rebooting.

Very suddenly (and as far as I know, without any change occurring on the machine) this 
feature stopped
working.  Now, when I try to do a restart or even a logoff so that I could re-logon as 
a different user, my VNC client
window disappears immediately (it feels like it goes away faster than it used to) and 
the restart or logoff never
actually happens.  This was in 3.3.3.

I thought I'd switch over to realVNC 3.3.7.  After doing that on both machines, I 
still get the same bad result.
I can't reboot or logoff/logon that remote machine no matter what I try.  I went 
through the archives and saw some
vague references to this problem but no actual remedy for the situation.

Why did this suddently start happening after successful use for over a year?

How can I get it to work right again?

Mike Corum
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Re: Can't Restart or Shutdown Windows Using VNC - Was Working Earlier

2004-01-07 Thread Mike Fedyk
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 02:35:59PM -0600, CORUM, M E [AG/1000] wrote:
 Very suddenly (and as far as I know, without any change occurring on the machine) 
 this feature stopped
 working.  Now, when I try to do a restart or even a logoff so that I could re-logon 
 as a different user, my VNC client
 window disappears immediately (it feels like it goes away faster than it used to) 
 and the restart or logoff never
 actually happens.  This was in 3.3.3.

1. Run chkdsk on your disks.

2. Make sure realVNC is running as a service.

On a side note: I'd suggest you always logout before restart/shutdown.
Frequently there are apps asking for files to be saved, or some app hangs
and you can't log back in through VNC because a shutdown/reboot is in
progress.
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Re: Can't Restart or Shutdown Windows Using VNC - Was Working Earlier

2004-01-07 Thread William Hooper
CORUM, M E [AG/1000] said:
 I thought I'd switch over to realVNC 3.3.7.  After doing that on both
 machines, I still get the same bad result.
 I can't reboot or logoff/logon that remote machine no matter what I try.
 I went through the archives and saw some
 vague references to this problem but no actual remedy for the situation.

 Why did this suddently start happening after successful use for over a
 year?

Did you make any changes to the settings (password, display number, etc.)
right before it stopped working?

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William Hooper
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