The end-user sends an auto-generated ID and password to whomever to allow remote access. UltraViewer is a faster and more convenient approach to technical assistance, eliminating the need for travel entirely, and minimizing the amount of time spent with a PC operating below capacity. Those days are thankfully gone: Immediate remote assistance The process was slow, frustrating, and oftentimes expensive. Before remote tools like UltraViewer, when a computer suffered from a software glitch or malware, it would have to be taken to tech support manually. I am yet to try UltraViewer, I have heard it’s good, and I am hoping it will work.While remote control of a computer is useful in more ways than one, the main draw for downloading UltraViewer is for IT. I have tried Anydesk, and Parsec but I have not been satisfied. I would like it to be just an executable that they click on and I'm connected. I'm looking for an alternative to Teamviewer, I would prefer a free opensource alternative but doesn't have to be. I have been told to use UltraViewer, would you guys recommend it? Has anyone else used it?. So (also we are a non-profit, though it seems like most of these companies don't really give discounts) what is the software that has the closest to the ease of use and functionality of TeamViewer? And somewhat affordable (affordable equals a max of $500 a year, preferably allows as much as the free TeamViewer version does.
So, I've been searching for TeamViewer alternatives and the only one that seems to be on par is UltraViewer.
However, we have vendors that need access, and as long as it's not TeamViewer we have the OK to proceed forward.Some of my workmates are going for UltraViewer, does have the same results? With the fallout from FUD with TeamViewer, Management at the company I'm at has blocked TeamViewer.
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