How to manage your PC from iPad freely
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Happy news for all as a new remote-control utility has been brought about recently that will allow you to control your PC using your iPad and that too for free. The utility has been named “Access”. We would not be discussing about Access in this article as it is not going to be of great use for the general user. Access is not free and it costs around $80 per year. So over to utilities like Access that you can access for free. On top of the list comes TeamViewer, which is free. The most attractive element of this utility is that it is available on a range of platforms like iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows Phone 8. It does not end there. You can use it on your PC as well as it supports Windows, Mac and Linux.
All you need to do is to download and install the utility and now you will see that you are provide with three options to install.
You will see that the first one is for a full installation with all the available options. Next you will see that you are provided with the choice to install to control this computer later from remote. The third option is run only in which the software runs but you cannot install anything. You can use this if you want a mobile version of the software say on your thumb.
You may choose any of the options to install. Whatever you choose, you must not forget to choose “personal/ non- commercial use” as given in the bottom of the window.
Next you have to install the software on your mobile device. You have to run the app and then enter the ID as given on your desktop and then give the password. You can follow the instructions and do as you want.
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Im looking for a way to set the data I’ve used, to zero. I have a prepaid plan, that allows me to buy data. For example, lets ssy I buy 100 mb. What I’d like to do is: set the limit to 100 mb, and the warning at 95 mb, over a week’s cycle… When I use up those 100 mb, buy another 100 mb and use the same settings again and so on… But somehow, android keeps accounting the old usage, even though I set the cycle to date… So what happens then, is that the warning notification pops up, even when the “new” 100 mb haven’t been used at all… What am I doing wrong?
How to reset to zero data usage statistics?