VNC question

[DLBlank]

Is there any VNc out that dosent need an install? Like something that will run as a service only? Or something that can be totly invisable, ie no visable folders and not listed in add/remove programs? Thanks.

 

[Tu13erhead]

Nope.

 

[DLBlank]

Ahh damn, allright

 

[Brazen]

Why would you want it to be TOTALLY invisible? There is no real ethical reason for this, so VNC programs purposely do not "hide" their program.

 

[Brazen]

Maybe try googling for "spy on hot girls computer"

 

[DLBlank]

Ahhh nvm, Wouldent be for any stupid/bad stuff just fun but would have to not show up on add/remove programs....

 

[Fardringle]

You can use the client (viewer) portion without an install, but the server (service) must be installed in order to run properly. If you really don't want it to be on the Add/Remove Programs list you can remove that entry from the registry after you install the service, but this will likely prevent you from being able to uninstall it again later.

 

[Rilex]

You can use STRCM to remotely install VNC as a service. It will not appear in add/remove programs.

 

[Nothinman]

but this will likely prevent you from being able to uninstall it again later.

No it won't, the entries in that menu just run whatever uninstaller the installer tells them to. As long as he keeps around what to run, he'll be fine.

 

[Bartokomus]

Dameware would do what you wanted if you have permissions on the target pc...

 

[bluegreenturtle]

gencontrol. only works reliably if you're on the same lan though.

silently uninstalls when you're done, too.