Real Vnc 5

why does vnc 5 always show up as established connections when its not and never has been connected to anything, whats it beeing established too and how to make it just listen instead?

 

Most probably detecting the network adapter once it's done i would expect a message saying so which i suspect is what your experiencing,why don't you read the faq/guide for it

 

well i breezed through it , didn't see anything for my problem, soo obviously i will have to check again but im gonna be more thorough, seeing as im posting in a forum based on the fact they i have done some research ,
you could be more helpful

 

no i found nothing in the faq

 

Then don't worry about it vnc is obviously doing what it's supposed to & that is search for & establish a connection to the ethernet adapter,one would also assume once that's done it will listen until it receives a connection from the outside or you attempt to establish one from there,even windows will say its got a connection when the ether adapter is enabled

 

nope thats not what happends not at all

it also prevents stand by on my machine and hibernation ,

 

3 options
1-end process using taskmanager
2-run services.msc to stop it & then set it to manual
3-uninstall it & use teamviewer instead & set to manual startup

 

dont ever redirect me to another proprietary software agian , team viewer is shit reviews on cnet and google say soo

and my problem is with vnc 5 not team viewer , thank you

 

why does this problem still persist, ive unistaled it and now im running version 4.1.1 and it works flawlessly but the latest version hold up the stand by commands ,

im possible , the same goes for MSE and its mpidletask) nonsense

 

ive figured out my problems thanks all for taking at look

 

post what you did to fix it in case someone else has the same issue

 

well its not that complicated at all in a sense that I didnt really have to uninstall windows at all , BUTT I did that to make sure and see if i can replicate errors and tests for different clients that have really extremely old computers and want to for one reason or another keep them, at last this was my own puter~ start out by reinstalling my graphics service pack for my really old dell laptop latitude D400 , see i though it was the Assembly bezel that was the problem but no i was able to just re config the original video card drivers with a simple reinstall and configured vnc but updating to the latest and greatest pack and Voilà

i like to mention that i have about five of these dell attitudes LOL from work some im configuring for media servers to host musics and movies they just needed to be able to consume the minimalist power possible, right?

its just ever now and then when you run certain registry cleaners shits gets fusk up pretty much and the only way is a compete re install

go figure

 

Yeah sometimes the longest way is the fastest & reinstall winblows,it would be a good time to run an imaging software,easeus todo backup is free for personal use,in case windows gets borked again