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<p>Tell (or show) Spencer what it says in the terminal. Look for any text with "error" or "failed" or other negative words.</p> <p>Tell (or show) Spencer what it says in the terminal. Look for any text with "error" or "failed" or other negative words.</p>
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<p>Look for a window that looks similar to the following:</p> <p>Hopefully, you've just installed a program called <strong>RustDesk</strong>. RustDesk will help me connect to your computer. Look for a window that looks similar to the following image. That's RustDesk.</p>
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<img src="https://rustdesk.com/docs/en/client/images/client.png" alt="" style="width: auto; height: auto;"> <img src="https://rustdesk.com/docs/en/client/images/client.png" alt="" style="width: auto; height: auto;">
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<p>If you don't see that window, go back to the start menu (<kbd>CTRL-ESC</kbd>) and start typing <strong>"rustdesk"</strong>. Then click on the RustDesk icon when you see it.</p> <p>If you don't see that window, go back to the Launcher (<kbd>CTRL-ESC</kbd>) and start typing <strong>"rustdesk"</strong>. Then click on the RustDesk icon when you see it.</p>
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In RustDesk, look in the top right of the window, and you'll see three horizontal lines. Click that. In RustDesk, look in the top right of the window, and you'll see three horizontal lines. Click that.
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Still in RustDesk, if you see a blue button that says <strong>"start"</strong> underneath the word <strong>"service"</strong>, click <strong>"start"</strong>. Still in RustDesk, if you see a blue button that says <strong>"start"</strong> underneath the word <strong>"service"</strong>, click <strong>"start"</strong>.
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Stil in RustDesk, on the left there's a gray bar with the word <strong>"Network"</strong>. Click <strong>"Network"</strong>. Still in RustDesk, on the left there's a gray bar with the word <strong>"Network"</strong>. Click <strong>"Network"</strong>.
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Still in RustDesk, click the button <strong>"unlock network settiings"</strong> and type in the main password for this computer. Still in RustDesk, click the button <strong>"unlock network settiings"</strong> and type in the main password for this computer.
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Still in RustDesk, find the line that says "ID Server" and paste (<kbd>CTRL-V</kbd>) into the box next to it, and then click the blue button that says <strong>"Apply"</strong>. Still in RustDesk, find the line that says "ID Server" and paste (<kbd>CTRL-V</kbd>) into the box next to it. If nothing happens when you paste, then type the following into that box: <code>172.232.132.62</code>. (This is the "IP address" of my RustDesk server, which helps us connect.) Now, click the blue button that says <strong>"Apply"</strong>.
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If everything has gone as planned, hopefully I should be able to connect to your computer now. Great job!
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