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It doesn't work for me ,,,,,
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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by speedboxx
Yea...remote desktop seems to be a messy way to do this. I just want to setup an old machine to run 24/7 as a server with all my usb peripherals connected to it. I want my main laptop to be able to access those peripherals wirelessly anywhere in the house as if the devices were physically connected. I also want the rest of the computers at home to be able to access these peripherals as if they were physically connected.
yeaaaah me too i wish it so much
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And it works without a problem. You must do something wrong.
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Great White Shark
In addition, many modern routers, like the Netgear one I have, allow USB drive sharing and is built-in to the router settings
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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by bestellen
if anyone tried any of those program how is it?
![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by proxops-pete
In addition, many modern routers, like the Netgear one I have, allow USB drive sharing and is built-in to the router settings
netgear is the best, i have one
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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by alanowak1985
yes exactly
i think there is a problem anywhere
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What device are you going to share with? And what do you want to use for it?
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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by FrankFoster
What device are you going to share with? And what do you want to use for it?
I wonder what kind of device he's going to use.
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Sushi
Well, the free version has not been updated for a long time and it does not work on windows 10.
Therefore, for such purposes, I would recommend you Usb over network. This is the easiest and fastest software for remote access to USB.
And I was able to gain access to the dongle.
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