Thread: CrossLoop Remote Access Software

CrossLoop Remote Access Software - Networking Computer Tips

CrossLoop is free software that simplifies the procedure of strongly working with friends situated in various locations and across various network environments. CrossLoop enables you to see screen and control mouse and keyboard on a remote PC over internet as if you were sitting at remote PC itself. It’s same to other software like Remote Desktop, Terminal Services and pcAnywhere.

Previously if you never utilized CrossLoop then you must login or create an account when you start application.



If you previously have a CrossLoop account, tick on Login. Or else tick on Create Account to create one. If you do not want to login or create an account, you can click on cancel button. This will not close application and you will be taken straight to screen sharing controls. To login in to CrossLoop Software application, enter your email address and password in login screen that you registered with.

If you are sharing your PC with another person then you would tick on Share tab and give your Access Code to that person.



That person enters code into Access Code box.



After you insert code you obtain an request to have other user access your PC and take control of it. Then other person can use your PC as if they were sitting at it. It is suggested that you have a high speed internet connection to successfully utilize this service for better results.

A few firewall software’s may notice CrossLoop as a danger and attempt to block it so ensure you do not have your settings too safe if you want to be able to share PC using CrossLoop. This applies to Vista’s User Access Control security settings.