teabag Posted May 19, 2011 Posted May 19, 2011 We have installed Net Support School on PC at our school. The configurations look to be doing the job and connections can be made to client PCs from the Tutor console without any delay and control is working fine. The problem is: When the Tutor selects the Client PC by double clicking the PC icon to which a user is logged onto, the Viewing window opens as required. BUT: The clients desktop background then is replaced by a complete black backround. The background can only be restored to the client's desktop if the Tutor connection is disconnected and the client logs off and logs back on to the network. This makes it obvious that to the client that they are being watched, and in an enviroment where student need to be unaware of any control, this problem is defeating the purpose of being able to monitor student's usage of the PCs. Can anyone suggest how to proceed in making sure that the client's desktop background maintains it's appearance during connection and after disconnection? thanks Steve
rdhawkins Posted May 20, 2011 Posted May 20, 2011 Steve, you can configure this in the Tutor. If you go to View->Current Settings from the main menu then under Remote Control->View there is a tick box for Wallpaper. If you tick this then the wallpaper isn't removed when the student is viewed. Regards Rob
teabag Posted May 23, 2011 Author Posted May 23, 2011 Thanks Rob, Your solution has fixed the problem. We'd not had this problem with other installs of Netsupport and was concerned that the fix would have been something major - but glad that on this occasion that was something straight foward on the View options. ta, Steve
glennda Posted May 23, 2011 Posted May 23, 2011 Thanks Rob, Your solution has fixed the problem. We'd not had this problem with other installs of Netsupport and was concerned that the fix would have been something major - but glad that on this occasion that was something straight foward on the View options. ta, Steve I havn't used net support but removing the wallpaper for VNC connections (which i presume net support use in some way) is a pretty standard feature as it means the screen doesn't quite take as long to load. Toby
rdhawkins Posted May 23, 2011 Posted May 23, 2011 I havn't used net support but removing the wallpaper for VNC connections (which i presume net support use in some way) is a pretty standard feature as it means the screen doesn't quite take as long to load. Toby We don't use VNC but you're right, displaying the wallpaper is a trade off as the initial connection/view can take a little longer. Rob
johny12 Posted July 3, 2011 Posted July 3, 2011 I have a problem and was wandering if anyone can help me Basically I Downloaded and Installed the trial version of netsupport school 10.70 and the issue is when i try to control students from the tutor console i get this message " License Exceeded " how can i fix this issue and is the a way to reset netsupport school to how it was when i first downloaded it any help would be most appreciated Thanks johny
rdhawkins Posted July 4, 2011 Posted July 4, 2011 Johny, how many student machines are you trying to connect to? Also, have you had an install of NetSupport School on the machines before? The License Exceeded is displayed when you are trying to connect to more machines than you have a license for. The trial version supports up to 40 student machines. Rob
johny12 Posted July 4, 2011 Posted July 4, 2011 (edited) I brought a License i was just testing without the license , on 1 pc. My actual license is meant to be unlimited my license says 0 clients does 0 mean unlimited ? And i've also tried this with my unlimited license but i still get the same problem. PS : i used to have NSS 9 now I have upgraded to 10.70 . Edited July 4, 2011 by johny12
johny12 Posted July 6, 2011 Posted July 6, 2011 PROBLEM SOLVED very good support netsupport thumbs up
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