TeamViewer:
This is the de-facto standard that can be used for simple remote connections. Also interesting is the fact that it is free non-commercial users. The tool can be used in asking for remote assistance, in case you end up having a problem with online meetings having up to 25 participants. One has to just get the free software installed. This Post Has been written by Cyber Elite.This
This is the de-facto standard that can be used for simple remote connections. Also interesting is the fact that it is free non-commercial users. The tool can be used in asking for remote assistance, in case you end up having a problem with online meetings having up to 25 participants. One has to just get the free software installed. This Post Has been written by Cyber Elite.This
iYogi.in:
While this isn’t free, it costs just Rs 2,
599 for an annual subscription, and provides 24x7 unlimited tech support. The good thing is that the service includes diagnosis and repair related to any tech issues one might face.
Join.me:
One has to create a free account and click on ‘start meeting’, downloading a small setup to one’s computer. Upon installation the user gets a Join.me control panel. Use this panel to generate a unique access code for your computer.
Chrome Remote Desktop:
This is great for those that cannot install software on their computer. It is a free plugin tool for Google’ Chrome and works within the browser and enables remote access from one computer to another.
CrossLoop:
This is another free screen sharing service. The basic screen-sharing service from CrossLoop is free for commercial users too. It needs to be downloaded and installed on both ends for it to work and screens can be shared by simply sharing the remote access code.
etechies.in:
This service offers its users a one-time remote assistance for Rs 299. However, an annual remote support package costs 1,499. The service will help registered users with repairs, maintenance as well as installation of new software and hardware.
Wiki Reference Desk:
This tool works only in cases where you’re not in a hurry to get an answer. One has to go to the Wikipedia Reference Desk page and select a category (computers/IT, entertainment, science, travel and so on).
Quora.com:
This is an online forum where you can ask your questions and get
answers from users around the world. You can sign up using a free account. More often than not, the query you have would have already been asked by someone else.
Helpouts:
In this service, Google facilitates the connection between those that know something about something and those that want to know. It connects the teacher and the student, using the Hangout video chat service.
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