Effective featuresĭespite the UI, the core functionality works effectively, providing remote screen and file access, and a number of security options that can be set to prevent someone who gains the unlikely access to your LogMeIn credentials from logging into your connected desktop machines. The remote-file access in both macOS and iOS appears almost absurdly out of date, including using a folders-at-top sorting approach common to Windows, and requiring a lot of drilling down and navigation that feels like a throwback to far older interfaces.
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The interface and approach seems unchanged since about iOS 6. Hi there, yes certain times LogMeIn creates that problem, for options you have ConnectWise Control Opens a new window provides desired flexibility and full remote control capabilities, and minimal learning. 4 hours ago &0183 &32 And, with the rumored price increase of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, setting the base storage to 256GB would make the upcharge a little more justifiable. The interface is clunky, relying on an odd pseudo-multi-window approach to access features and remote control desktops.
The interface’s type size is also scaled too small, and the client uses a very non-standard set of internal drop-down menus and other controls to bring up features and control settings. The client tool appears to have standard-not Retina-graphics in place, making everything appear blurry. This is the official Win 11 general release download, published today.
I'm having the same issue of a disconnect/reconnect loop when attempting to access remote machines with the current version of the logmein desktop client, running on Windows 11. The interface weaknesses are particularly noticeable when using the Mac desktop software to access another system. Re: Windows 11 and logmein client performance.
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