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After googling a bit, I remembered that the protocol used by RealVNC (and VNC) are now compatible with an RFC that is used by other software like Virtual Server. Both use the same port, 5900,
The target computer had this software installed and when RealVNC was installed, the service just binded to the second port, 5901. To access this port using the RealVNC client, you just have to select the second view, using the :1 command after the host/ip.
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Maybe, it's me, maybe I didn't understand how .NET is working. But what I'm sure, is that nothing should be dependant on a page name. And check what is happenning after creating a webpage, that have the name "login", it tries to cast it to a web control...
CS0030: Cannot convert type 'ASP.login_aspx' to 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.Login'
renaming the page to authentication solve the problem.
If I find a better solutions, I'll post it...
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Yep, as many others Deamon Tools is not Supported with Windows Vista. So what is the solutions?
After googling on the net hours, I found out a little software that is almost the same as Deamon Tools and FREE : Virtual CloneDrive.
Yep, it does the job! :)
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