@johnhooks said:

You mean you don't have wobbly windows and all of the fading turned on?

Wibbly wobbly timey wimey?

@Dashrender You move from 7 to 8 for features, not for security. This is a fully patched and fully managed version of 7, so actually staying on it for security, not in spite of it.

Also, remember this is OpenJDK not Oracle JRE so fully open source, visible to the community, audited and no history of security problems.

We moved to a different Linux choice and Fedora 24 released. So closing this out as unneeded.

@mike-davis me too

The issue is officially reported and duplicated by ScreenConnect support.

That button makes perfect sense for non 'Access' connections though. If you make heavy use of the 'Access' session, then yes, it can cause problems.

Change the security permissions so that only certain accounts can click it. That is how I do it.

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It's been interesting using ScreenConnect. There are so many similarities to other types.

I found that SC does not work on a Chromebook. They have their own Chrome Remote software. which isn't difficult to use.

I would recommend it to anyone. Cost is an issue for me to use personally.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

Plus update costs.

Those aren't required, though. It's a one time cost of the thing that you buy at the time.

Yeah I realized that shortly after I posted, but by then I was leaving my desk... lol

@Carnival-Boy Here if you have questions about similarities/differences. Just ping me or email. [email protected]

I love screenconnect, used it for 3-4 years for simple remote support at my last company that offered "remote support" to the public.

Have now implemented it here now instead of Teamviewer.

I just upgraded the server from 4.1 to 4.2 last week and it was so seamless. Then pushing out to the devices was simply a matter of selecting the devices and telling them to reinstall.