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How I Transferred My Files to My Work Station USB-less
USB disabled PC is a pain in the ass, can't copy and transfer files. Ugh! We have this kind of scenario at work and that all of my colleagues has been finding a way to be able to get files for games and software into our own stations. They were successful in finding a way for it actually. As a matter of fact, they were able to get the popular game DOTA into their drives and play as well every spare and avail time.
I admit, I was super jealous, I want to get Adobe Photoshop in my pc too so I can make clip arts and other scrap-booking stuff when there's time. So I researched and asked those guys how they did it. After two weeks of interrogation and research, I was able to figure out how to get my stuff to my station, at last!! So I was introduced about this logmein site which can let you remotely access your desktop and the software for your computer. This is just perfect for the file transfer! So let me share to you how I did transfer the portable Adobe Photoshop CS4 to my work station.
First, I created a trial version account in logmein.com. Be careful enough because only the GO Pro2 can do the complete remote access and it's located on the bottom left corner of the page.
I admit, I was super jealous, I want to get Adobe Photoshop in my pc too so I can make clip arts and other scrap-booking stuff when there's time. So I researched and asked those guys how they did it. After two weeks of interrogation and research, I was able to figure out how to get my stuff to my station, at last!! So I was introduced about this logmein site which can let you remotely access your desktop and the software for your computer. This is just perfect for the file transfer! So let me share to you how I did transfer the portable Adobe Photoshop CS4 to my work station.
First, I created a trial version account in logmein.com. Be careful enough because only the GO Pro2 can do the complete remote access and it's located on the bottom left corner of the page.
After creating an account, I verified it and signed in to my trial version on the site. I downloaded and install the installer file after a couple of minutes, viola! I have my program on screen!
Since I have already transferred the Photoshop files, I'm gonna show you how I transferred the games to my work station.
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| there are a lot of options aside from file transfer, but I will just show how to transfer files only. You need to click on the share button there, it's on the red box. |
Remote Access Your PC for FREE
This stuff that I am going to share today is a pretty cool software, it's so cool because first, you can remotely access someone else's PC, yeah! That is cool... Second, you can transfer files. Third, you can create a Virtual Private Network and lastly, it's all for free, yes totally FREE. I have heard of softwares like this before but you need to purchase them so to use it. Well, I wanna thank my good friend Michael Bern for sharing this wonderful masterpiece here!
So starting off, this software is called TeamViewer. Just a quick glimpse,
TeamViewer is the all-in-one solution for Remote access and support over the internet. TeamViewer connects to any PC or server around the world within a few seconds. You can remote control your partner's PC as if you were sitting right in front of it.
You can try downloading the free software at http://www.teamviewer.com, once done with the download, create your own account and a window will gonna show up which looks like this:
Already! You are now ready to access anybody's pc, by the way the free one that I was talking about is only available for personal use, if you have selected non-commercial, then you had just purchased it!
I will only share to you the first and second feature. So let's try the first one which is remote access. Since James is at work, I asked him to help me out.
I asked James to go to http://www.teamviewer.com and let him click on the join a session link.
Once the link is clicked, just select the run option and that will show a new window with an ID and a password. On my end, I entered his ID and selected remote control then clicked on the connect to partner button.
In just a few seconds... eng eng eng.... Tadaaaah!
I have his pc accessed now! He too was also astonished with the said software. In fact, he had installed one to his own PC and tried accessing mine too.
Now for the second feature, you can transer files from and to your pc and your partner's. Just go back to the TeamViewer program, select file transfer and connect.
You will automatically see this window:
Just click on the files that you want to transfer and hit on send to send to your partner's pc or receive if you want to get a file from your partner's pc.
As an example, I looked on James' files on his desktop and selected fb.png and clicked on the receive button.
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| this is just how it look like when transferring a file may it be from or to... |
So checking on my desktop, I can see that fb.png file now on the folder.
This is a great help for anyone out there who want to access their PC remotely and get some files even if they are away from their personal computer! Isn't it wonderful? It is beautiful right?
Try it on your own and see the wonders! Enjoy!!!
