Windows unsolicited assistance remotely (msra.exe /offera) 7 to windows 7

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  When you go into the System Properties window, then select the remote use of the window tab shows that Assistance remotely in the upper half of the window. The bottom half which is supposed to have remote desktop, choice is empty.

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• How to offer assistance remotely for win 7

  How can I you offers a remote assistance for win 7

  

  You can connect and use Windows 7 or Vista with XP, however, Windows 7 and Vista can offer help with XP, but XP cannot offer assistance to Windows 7 or Vista.There there's a few compatibility problems, such as a break, if Vista or 7 brand pause XP not be aware and voice, there are voices in XP , but not in Vista or 7. On the Microsoft Downloads you will find much better program called Microsoft Shared View is free. Install you in your computer and your friend installs it in hers. Then you can help each other.

• Aid assistant remotely with XP and Windows 7

  I want to help my mother with some computer problems that she has, she has Windows XP Home edition on his computer and I have a new computer with Windows 7. Will we be able to connect using RA?

  Monday, November 29, 2010 21:35:21 + 0000, hungryprogrammer wrote:
   
  > I want to help my mother with some computer problems she has, she has Windows XP Home edition on his computer and I have a new computer with Windows 7. Will we be able to connect using RA?
   
   
   
  I recommend using TeamViewer (download and install it on both
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  Yes, a lot of benefits. You don't need to open ports on a firewall, you don't need to deal with the sending of an email invitation (which doesn't always work and can be difficult for the person who needs help), you don't need to change the settings on the remote computer, you don't need to confront everything that has been set on a router , and you do not need to deal with security corporate edge. The remote user is generally very limited in his computer skills and everything they need to do is double-click the TeamViewer icon. Which means not to denigrate the people dear I have help, but even if this is difficult for some of them. TeamViewer is free for personal use. If you need a business solution, there are paid versions. Another good company that offers this type of service is GoToMyPC. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Can I disable the Terminal Services if I don't use remote assistance/remote desktop?

  I use can I have Vista 32 bit home premium

  I thought that Vista have no remote desktop? Is not Terminal identical remote desktop services?

  When I go

  MyComputer > right click > properties > remote adjustment

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• Cannot provide assistance remotely from Vista to XP

  I have issues tring to provide assistance to my parent's PC remotely. I read a lot of post here and tried many of them. But I still have the same problem. Can any expert give me more tips?

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  1 mine is Windows Vista and the other is Windows XP.

  2. we both use the version of Windows Live Messenger 2009.

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  Hello

  I'm not sure but I think if you go through the Messenger, you need to enable uPnP on the router because it uses multiple ports.

  If you can't make it work, tell the other side to download and run Team Viewer, and do you the same thing it is quite easy to use.

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• Assistance remotely - re-use of Invitations

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  JD

  Hello jcduk,

  Yes, the invatation to Remote Assistance, must be given each time by the end user, but also remote users. This is how Remote Assistance works. Although some configurations of server doesn't required in its infrastructure. Hope this helps you. Make it a great day!

  "In the end the love you take is equal to The Love You Make" (The Beatles last song from their latest album, Abbey Road.)

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  Hi, Steve,.

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• Remote Assistance offers to the PC Windows XP

  Hello

  I'm trying to find out, why can't we do offer assistance remotely from Windows 7/8 for Windows XP Remote assistance works, if I send the invitation of Xp computer file to Windows 7/8 PC, but if just try to offer assistance remotely using "Advance the option of connection for the assistance service" in windows 7/8 by typing the name of the computer Xp or IP , I get this error: http://patrickhoban.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/ra-error1.png?w=595 
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  Perhaps someone knows where is the problem?

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  I suggest you to post the question on the link below. The team concerned, will help you.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Windows-XP-support-and-troubleshooting.aspx

  Feel free to write us if you have any further questions.

• Unable to offer assistance away from the XP Pro Sp3 for Windows 7 machine

  Hello

  Until all our client machines are XP. However, as XP is no longer available for sale, some newer machines have Windows 7

  The question now is is that when I try to offer assistance remotely (from a xp machine) to a Windows 7 client, I get the following message:

  "Automation server cannot create the object.

  Have been used - check windows 7 firewall, allow remote assistance, etc.

  Any ideas?

  Schmills

  Download the following Microsoft document:

  <>http://download.Microsoft.com/download/A/3/9/A398AF3E-75FB-465B-9FD4-DC4BE307A921/Win7_RK_SampleChapter_23.PDF >

  Then go to page 24 and read the chapter "interoperability with Remote Assistance in Windows XP.

  A similar problem in interaction between XP and Vista is documented here:

  <>http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2007/05/22/Windows-Vista-remote-assistance.aspx >

  HTH,
  JW

• Unable to connect to a Windows XP Pro SP3 machine using remote assistance

  Remote Assistance XP Pro sp3 and Windows 7Any

  I realize account of Windows 7 is still in RC, so if that's the answer, that's what it is. :-)

  Trying to help MOM with assistance remotely.  She is under XP Pro sp3, and I'm running a box fully patched Windows 7.  When she sends the invitation of the RA, the box 7 attempts to connect says it is connected and then is waiting for response from the user.  However, she never had a guest on his machine to accept the request.

  Now, I know what you think, so take that into consideration.  When it does work, I broke out my other laptop under XP Pro SP3 and was immediately able to get on her box without any problem, that is to say, just behaved as expected.

  Any suggestions for W7 to connect to a box of XP Pro sp3 with RA?  I can see it as an ISP thing - maybe - 7 using a protocol of its blocks to ISP (as cox communications blocks port 80 on residential users), perhaps a DCOM conflict or something like.  I really hope that this isn't just stupidity on my part, but it would not be the first time. ;-D

  Any input appreciated

  Thank you

  Joe

  PS we also tried the direct connection to the net - no device between us other than (his end) DSL modem and modem cable (my thesis).

  Forum Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/GettingReadyforWindows7/threads

  Link above is "Preparing for Windows 7" Forum.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/w7itpro/

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum, to more technical questions about windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to the it.

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  Link above is to the XP newsgroups.

  There is a list of groups of discussion XP to the bottom of the left column.

  You get the help you need there.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

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• Full Windows in Vista Windows remote assistance

  Hi all!

  I need to help my friend with a few problems with his computer using Assistance remote Windows. I have Windows Vista Ultimate and it has Windows Vista Home Premium. Is it possible for me to help him, as I read elsewhere on the internet that I can't in another forum.

  And is it safe to use Windows Remote Assistance to help my friend or if she is NOT recommended?

  Any help is very appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Computeristic :)

  Hi Computeristic,

   
  Try these steps and check the result.
  Step 1: Check the date limit for an invitation on the computer that you want someone to log in and check the result
  a. open system by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, clicking system and Maintenance, and then click System.
  b. click Remote settings.  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  c. Select connections to allow Assistance remotely to this computer check box.
  d. click Advanced and then auctions, select time in both lists.
   
  Step 2: Check if the Windows Remote Assistance to communicate through a firewall on both computers
  a. see Allow Windows to communicate through a firewall Remote Assistance
  b. correct settings and check the result.
   
   
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