Use your laptop to manage your desktop efficiently.
Use your laptop to manage your desktop efficiently.
Sorry I reacted that way, but I think I misunderstood your point. It’s simple online, and when you read it it felt like you were trying to be dismissive and tease me. In my area you must complete a certain number of practice hours behind the wheel to get a license, and someone else must be with you. Even if I learned from YouTube clips, I’d still need someone to spend around 40 hours sitting in the passenger seat—that’s what I meant when I said I have no family or friends who’d help. I can walk and do some work, though I’m not sure a job would require me to be exposed to strong fumes or harsh materials like smoke, dust from insulation, glue, or poor air quality (because of my health issues).
Also, why are you trying to get a method to reach your desktop from your laptop? That’s easier when bigger problems arise. Focus on improving yourself instead of avoiding these challenges. I’ve seen others face tougher situations and come through stronger. Daym even experienced that too. Just take small steps toward change one at a time.
The problem isnt that it's "too hard," i'd be happy to put the work in to sort things out if i just knew of any way to do so. I have tried many things, none have worked and now i cant come up with anything else. Its easy to say "just change whats wrong one step at a time," but im at a point where i dont even know what the first step is. I thought i needed to learn to drive first so that i could get a job, but as i said i have no friends or familly willing to spend time in the passengers seat as i learn which is required by law. I can't come up with a way around that one, so if you have any ideas I'd be happy to work to take that first step. Honestly, ive pretty much lost hope, as i have run out of ideas to get out of this situation, and no one else seems to have any ideas either once they hear all the details of my problem. Which leads me to computers. I end up spending time working on my PC, and playing video games because It seems like my actions actually have an effect when it comes to my pc. If i add an upgrade, i see an improvement. If i work hard to complete a quest, my character is rewarded. I know its a false sense of acomplishment, but atleast its something. When it comes to my peoblems in real life it seems like nothing i try to do has any effect on reality, no matter how hard i try. Im tired of running in circles, getting no closer to being out of my situation than yesterday or the day before. Im basically resdy to just shout to the world "give me some oppertunity to get out of this, or just kill me already!"
Teamviewer or RDP – My CCTV runs on a SFF system mounted above my fridge in the kitchen. It uses a Wi-Fi card and the cameras are connected, but there’s no screen or other devices attached. I access it via either RDP or Teamviewer. The system automatically restarts every 24 hours at an unpredictable morning time to maintain stability. Teamviewer seems the stronger option, though frame rates won’t support gaming.