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Hi,
I must say that I thought that booting into safe mode with NoMachine would be as simple as using TV. It seems that’s not the case.
I hope that the version with user interface will be simpler to use. I am trying with home tests to see if it is valid to install into our small business.
I think the software is still for power users and Linux experts. I am in a NoMachine crash course but I must say that I am getting to old for this.
Hi Britgirl,
I checked the router and I couldn’t find any differences between settings. So you gave me an idea. I went to [nameremoved]’s site and I ran a Upnp test and got the public IP. I entered the IP without any port and I was able to connect to the machine. However, this does not work if machine is on WiFi.
Hi again
The machine I was helping a friend with was at my home. I could see the public IP :1234 address.
Now when I check for the public IP at his house. I don’t have one, just the local IP. He has the same Router as I have and the same ISP as I do.
I could see a public IP at my house. Why can’t I get a public IP from his house.
BTW it’s a DIR 868L Rev A which has UPNP enabled.
Thanks for the help.
Hi,
Here is a message that I’m often getting on my machine. I’m not sure what it implies but the service control manager error happens at every shutdown of the computer.
The other error, I can’t find the source.
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Hi Britgirl,
I’m sorry the machine is gone. I was helping a friend. To repro, rename the computer haïti with two dots on top then install NoMachine.
Hi again,
I also noticed another message in the event viewer mentioning that the server did not properly shutdown after receiving a shutdown command.
This happens after every Windows shutdown.
Thanks.
Hi,
After a bit out figuring out, I was able to understand what the problem was. You led me to the right answer. The affected machine had a name with special characters ( haïti). After changing the name of the machine the problems went away.
Can you please add that to your KB or installation instructions so that it can help avoid problems?
I think that you have a great software but I would suggest that you try to tone down the Q&A or KB articles to a language more commonly used by everyone. (at least for home versions) 🙂
Thanks for the troubleshooting
What is name of user currently logged to desktop on that Windows? Does it contain any non-latin characters?
Hi, I don’t remember the login name. We use French Canadian é or ç etc. I think that’s latin. However, ther are some files in Hatian créole but I still think that it’s Latin based.
I will set up log and forward.
