Is there any way I can do remote assistance threw SKYPE?

Skype Remote Assistance

You can talk through Skype, but you can't assist someone in any other way. (It's helpful, though, if you're using a remote help program, if you can also talk.)

If the other person is running Vista or Windows 7, use remote assistance on their computer (they'll have to issue you a request for help). Or you can use a VNC program - I prefer TightVNC (http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html ) but that's just a personal preference.

While Skype allows each party to "share" their desktop screen, I don't believe it allows a remote viewer to take control of the other parties mouse the way remote assistance does.

I've been using TeamViewer for about a year now and it works great.

http://www.teamviewer.com/

It's very simple to use.

The new version 5 has VoIP and Video support built-in now.

It is free when used for non-commercial use.

It uses encrypted connections and can traverse NAT-Routers and firewalls without mucking with ports or forwarding.

Don't throw SKYPE. Use something like UltraVNC if you want to do remote computer assistance.

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