Or, could you not create a VPN connection to the router at the CEO's house and access the IP camera using that method? That said, is there a need in the first place to connect to the PC to view the output of the IP camera?Ĭould you not either enable port forwarding from the router to the IP camera and connect via that way to remote view it - obviously, you'd be looking at filtering the port used to limit it to locations that you'd be using to connect? I totally agree with the suggestions made by jcLAMBERT as to the cause, especially with the loading up of the Internet connection/CPU being overworked. I can't imagine why this one PC is doing this. I was going to take a monitor/keyboard/mouse to his house today to see how it behaves but was wondering if anyone had any suggestions. Maybe I need to disable the onboard card? It does have an onboard and a seperate graphics card with no monitor attached so was wondering if that could be part of the problem. This PC has all Windows and Dell updates applied. If I open, say the Settlings, I cannot scroll through it's options.Īnd for sure, when I try to view the camera app, it just shows a white screen.Īnd it is critical that this one PC be easly accessable to me remotely. I login and again, blank unless I resize and back again.Īnd if scroll the start menu, it all goes away: When I remotely connect to it, it is a blank screen.if rezise and back to normal, bam, I can then see the screen. And sadly, this is the ONLY PC I am having issues with.

I will rely on a stable connection to the PC via TeamViewer. I have on Workstations that will be a IP Camera recorder installed at our CEO's home.

I use TeamViewer to manage our workstations and it has worked flawlessly.until now.

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