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I guess another vote for RustDesk. I use it to administer several personal computers that my friends have. They are old heads like me, but unlike me, their tech savvy is lacking. So if they have an issue, I can pop in and help in any way I can. I was using Remote Desktop Assistant for a while, but kept hearing about RustDesk so I gave it a go.
Oh my god, you're brilliant! I can have my parents install the rustdesk client on their pc! This is a life changer!
Um...I would not classify myself as brilliant, but yea...it works.