Sunday, January 01, 2006

Can't get into PCAnywhere after re-boot.

If you're luck enough to be the Administrator on the remote PC and running Windows2000 locally (and Windows NT or better remotely) do the following:
  1. Right-click on 'My Computer', select Manage
  2. From the Action menu, select 'Connect to another computer...'
  3. Enter the name of the PC you need to control. Press OK.
  4. From the 'Services and Applications' tree, select Services.
  5. From the right-pane, select the pcAnywhere service.
  6. Right-click on the service and select 'Start'
  7. Close 'Computer Management' and attempt connection through pcAnywhere.
Note: If you need to do this from a command prompt (or you have WindowsNT) you may also use netsvc.exe from the Windows NT Resource Kit.
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