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So I spent Labor Day weekend at my parents' house, and did some work on my mom's computer for this coming week.
It wasn't until I made the three hour drive back home that I realized I didn't put any of the files I worked on on a thumbdrive, I didn't put them in my Google Drive folder, and I didn't even email them to myself. They're just sitting there on my mom's PC.
She's not an avid computer user; she literally just watches YouTube, messes around on Facebook, and uploads photos/video from her camera to her Documents once in a while.
What's the easiest way/program to have her download to get me those files? It's about 10 image files, and one Publisher file. I'm thinking about having her download Dropbox, but I don't know how complicated that'd be for her. She's pushing 70.
Thanks /g/.
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>>56449128
teamviewer and send transfer files from her pc to yours.
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teamviewer
you can Google the rest
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Have you tried assisting her with a remote desktop program? Something like teamviewer.
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>>56449151
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>>56449145
I haven't used Teamviewer in years; is it pretty easy for her to install and use on her own?
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>>56449163
youtube
how to install teamviewer
will be your best bet.
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>>56449163
https://www.teamviewer.com/en/use-cases/remote-support/
>No configuration is required, and it works behind firewalls
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Google has a pretty nice remote access program that works in chrome. All you have to do is give her a link to go to in chrome, and then she pushes "accept" and then you control the computer and can install Dropbox our email them or whatever.
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>>56449128
Get her to download filezilla and ftp in
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>>56449198
That's actually pretty powerful but with some scary abuse possibilities.
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