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Real VNC viewer launchoption shortcut to open remote in one click?

Mr.Stork
By Mr.Stork
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Every time I want to open my raspberry pi, I have to go through this screen. And when I open the pi, this window stays behind the entire time unless I close it. It unnecerally adds adds extra clicks. Thankfully it doesnt ask for pass or username as I've saved them.

 

I was thinking, some lines could be addede to the "Target:" at the end of "....exe" in a shortcut properties on desktop? I'm not sure about the launch commands to make my pi open in one go. Help is appritieated.

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https://archive.realvnc.com/products/vnc/documentation/4.2/win/winvncviewer.pdf

 

Contains instructions to auto connect using shortcuts, batch files & from command line. The guide is a little outdated but should still work.

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3 hours ago, Master Disaster said:

The guide is a little outdated but should still work.

Unfortunately, it doesn't. They removed the option to "Load/Save" option. I also tried using the command line, but it doesnt work as well...

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