> 1. Run Server Manager and stop the VNC service on the remote machine.
> 2. Map a drive to the location where the VNC programs are installed on the
> remote machine.
> 3. Copy the the TightVNC files over the original VNC files on the remote
> machine.
> 4. Re-start the VNC service (using Server Manager).
> You should now be able to connect using VNC!
>
> Let me know if I'm missing something...
how is the remote admin going to perform steps two and three if he loses his
remote VNC hands after step one?
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