Category Archives: ISL AlwaysOn
Connect to a remote computer from ISL Light
The new version of ISL AlwaysOn no longer includes “My Computers” tab, so connecting to a remote computer from there is not possible anymore. To access computers on your list remotely, download ISL Light 4, log in and go to … Continue reading
Remote desktop session recording gets a makeover in ISL Player 4.0
ISL Online, an enterprise remote desktop software provider, has recently released a completely renewed player, that goes hand in hand with their session recording functionality, enabling improved playback and management of recorded remote support and access sessions. The latest version … Continue reading
Posted in corporate remote desktop, ISL AlwaysOn, ISL Light, isl online, IT support, remote access, remote desktop, remote desktop support, Remote support, session recording
Tagged IT support, player, remote access, remote control, remote desktop, remote software, remote support, session playback, session recording, tech support, video playback
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ISL Light ready for Windows 10
Although the most widely used OS is still Windows 7 with a 60.75% market share, followed by Windows 8.1 with a mere 13.09% and the still popular Windows XP at 11.74%, Windows 10 is here and hitting the world attention. … Continue reading
How to connect to your Mac’s desktop easily
Whether you’re using another computer on the same local network, you’re halfway around the world connecting to your Mac desktop from a phone or a tablet, or running remote support business as usual, the newly upgraded ISL Online remote access … Continue reading
How to Access a Remote Computer in 7 Seconds
We’re excited to introduce today the fastest remote access software so far, which lets you connect to an unattended remote computer in record time of only 7 seconds. ISL AlwaysOn 2.2 also brings a remarkably easy-to-use file transfer and full … Continue reading
New Update: Improved Desktop Sharing on Mac
We’re excited to post that we have a new ISL Online software update available, which much improves desktop sharing on Mac in ISL Light (ad-hoc remote support) and ISL AlwaysOn (remote access to previously installed computers). Hosted Service users get … Continue reading
How to Access a Remote Computer Even If It’s Shut Down
(Last updated on July 30, 2020) You know that awkward situation when you need to tap into your remote computer but have forgotten to leave it running? That. Luckily, most of the better equipped remote access tools will let you … Continue reading
10 Ways to Start a Remote Desktop Session
It is important that you understand that the ISL Online services (ISL Light, ISL AlwaysOn, ISL Pronto and ISL Groop) are based on the distributed network of servers. The availability of the ISL Online Network exceeds 99.95% annualy.
Telework Isn’t for Everyone
Are you green for telework? Take this 3-minute survey to evaluate your eligibility for telework. I have qualified as one and supposedly could save $1875 and about a ton of pollutants dispersed by car a year if teleworked full-time, and … Continue reading
Posted in green IT, ISL AlwaysOn, remote access, Uncategorized
Tagged remote access, remote work, telecommute, telecommuting, telework, work flexibility, work from home
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How to Do Remote Desktop from iPad and iPhone
Designed for a lifestyle on the go, ISL Light iOS remote desktop app frees you to connect to a remote computer from anywhere using your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. And the best news is that it’s so simple to … Continue reading
Remote Desktop & Tech Support ISL Light iOS – Get it Free!
All iOS enthusiast, watch out: remote desktop app ISL Light iOS is out! Get it for free and simply connect to an unattended computer, or remotely support your employees and clients from wherever you are. ISL Light iOS is available … Continue reading
Posted in desktop sharing, iOS, ISL AlwaysOn, ISL Light, isl online, Mobile, remote access, remote desktop, remote desktop support
Tagged app, free online collaboration, free remote desktop, ios app, ios remote, ipad, ipad remote, iphone, iphone app, iphone application, iphone remote, ipod touch, remote app, remote desktop
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Users talk: ISL Online
One name – hundreds of user stories. ISL Online. Every month or so we reach out to the ones we value most – our users. We all tell our own unique stories, and this month we have decided to give … Continue reading
Posted in desktop sharing, internet communication, ISL AlwaysOn, ISL Groop, ISL Light, isl online, ISL Pronto, live chat, online meeting, remote access, remote desktop, web conferencing
Tagged customization, desktop sharing, online collaboration, online meeting, remote access, remote desktop, user story
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User management for ISL Online’s remote support and collaboration services
As it is with all services, ISL Online’s collaboration services are no exception at requiring a good user management system. Ineffective user management often leads to increased costs and besides, why should everybody care about who is doing what, reports, … Continue reading
Session recording for better remote support management
While I’m sure everybody loves ISL Light with its smart ways to connect to a remote computer in even the next-to-impossible circumstances and its nifty functionality for a smooth and simple remote support service, take note that there are a … Continue reading
Happy Easter: do work remotely, meet online
Here we go – It’s that time of year again! Pleasant, there’s no doubt about that, but can be stressful if you haven’t finished yet your work. I’m already starting to hear some aggravated grunts from a tiny corner of … Continue reading
ISL WebStart for an instant start of ISL Online services available today
Are you getting annoyed by permission dialogues like »Do you want to run or save this file«? You can skip these security confirmations that pop up before every ISL Online session by installing ISL WebStart, a brand new add-on. It … Continue reading
Posted in ISL AlwaysOn, ISL Groop, ISL Light, isl online
Tagged security confirmation, security dialog, session start, uac
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