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Using LogMeIn Ignition and a USB stick to connect remotely to a PC. (Step by Step)

Want to have access to your files, applications and intranet services without carrying a laptop? We show you how you can do it step-by-step.

by: IT Pro team
30 Jul 2007
Go to: Using LogMeIn Ignition and a USB stick to connect remotely
  • Step 1: Configure connection security

    Step 1: Configure connection security

  • Step 2: Configure LogMeIn settings

    Step 2: Configure LogMeIn settings

  • Step 3: Copy files fast with File Manager

    Step 3: Copy files fast with File Manager

  • Step 4: Connect a drive and work locally

    Step 4: Connect a drive and work locally

  • Step 5: Share files from your PC

    Step 5: Share files from your PC

  • Step 6: Control LogMeIn

    Step 6: Control LogMeIn

  • Step 7: Remote chat

    Step 7: Remote chat

  • Step 8: LogMeIn connection tools

    Step 8: LogMeIn connection tools

  • Step 9: Share your printer and clipboard

    Step 9: Share your printer and clipboard

  • Step 10: Use an access code to secure your PC

    Step 10: Use an access code to secure your PC

  • Step 11: Log in to the service and to your PC

    Step 11: Log in to the service and to your PC

  • Step 12: LogMeIn Ignition runs without installing

    Step 12: LogMeIn Ignition runs without installing

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