I can access the internet through both computers but I can’t access one computer from the other. They don’t show up on the other computer. The desktop running XP is wired through a wireless router. The notebook running Vista Basic uses a wireless connection. The help I’ve read seems to apply only if both computers are using the same edition of Windows. I might be missing the obvious step here so could someone please point it out for me? BTW, the notebook picked up the router and set up a network for internet access immediately. The desktop had to be reset before it picked everything up. The router is a dlink. ISP is road runner with time warner if that makes a difference. Thanks a lot for any assistance.
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Hey,
I’m helping out a friend who had some people access her computer without authorization. Someone turned on her remote desktop when they were in her dorm room and they accessed her computer remotely without authorization. She has windows vista. I’m looking to see how I can get the logs of every computer with IP addresses that accessed her machine. Google is of no help. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!
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