I did determine one other way of installing it remotely. It's still not an easy install, but I did test it and it does work. You will need to be logged in as an administrator to do this. Start by copying the WinVNC.exe over to a known directory on the users computer. Run regedit locally and connect to that users computer in the regedit program. Browse to HKEY_USERS, now, this is in a Win2k machine, I don't know about NT or XP, but there should be at one or more directories that look like S-1-5-21-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxx or something similar. One of those directories is for the user that is currently logged on to the computer, as to tell which one it is, I'm not sure, but if you're using the same password for each user, it shouldn't matter. Under only a couple of those directories, there should be a SOFTWARE directory, create a directory called orl and in there create one called WinVNC3. Now create a Binary Key called Password and then in there you can copy the information from your local HKCU\SOFTWARE\orl\WinVNC3 Password key. Repeat these steps for any of the S-1-5-.... directories that have a SOFTWARE directory and then close regedit. Now, browse through network neighborhood to the machine you are trying to get VNC installed on. Open it and go into scheduled tasks. In there, create a new task pointing where you copied the WinVNC.exe file and under "Run as" enter in the credentials of the user that is currently logged in. Start the task and you should be able to connect to the computer through VNC. I still recommend Fastpush though.
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