Crossloop, a free remote assistance program that works!
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I spent about three hours with my mom today. I helped her pick out photos from a trip we’d taken together this summer for a little presentation she’s going to give to her local community, printed out some information from the web and helped her burn the photos onto a CD. Not an unusual thing for a son to do for his computer-challenged mother, right?
Except my mom lives about 5400 miles away. How did it happen?
Crossloop. A free remote assistance program that even my mom can figure out. I helped her download it, and it worked beautifully. I ran Picasa, MSN Messenger, Internet Explorer, Email and even the installation of the .NET Framework 3.0 for her.
If you’ve been disappointed with the built-in remote assistance programs in Windows XP or Windows Vista, give Crossloop a try. It works very well, almost no matter what kind of firewalls and proxies are between the two computers that are trying to connect.
Highly recommended.
4 Responses to “Crossloop, a free remote assistance program that works!”
Your link is broken should be http://www.crossloop.com
Oops! Thanks, LesNes. Fixed it.
A HUGE thanks from this small team @ CrossLoop for sharing your story for your readers and us - it is very inspirational especially when it comes from someone in a big tech firm. We seem to be in the neighborhood, btw
There is something special about being able to see people help!
Please feel free to contact me for any questions.
Thanks and have a great weekend.
You’re very welcome. It’s a great product. I’m a bit flabbergasted, though, that you found my story. I guess that’s what search engines are for. Neighborhood is a bit of a stretch, but I suppose it’s kind of true.
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