The splitting of Vista and its successors is one of the most annoying decisions that Microsoft Corporation have ever made. The concept of Home and Professional was brought about by Windows XP. The professional version have included features that the working and corporate class needs like it is able to put together a domain which is managed centrally instead of just a workgroup type of setting, while the home version have included everything that users at home or in private needs.

It all changes when Windows Vista arrived. With Vista, the users were offered packages like the Ultimate, Home, Professional N, Home Premium, Enterprise, Start, and Professional. On the contrary, the customers got no merits at all; otherwise, a lot of confusion was added to the operating system and the basic fundamental features that users at home are looking for cannot be found anymore. Those things that users are looking for like encryption and backing up features are no longer included with the Vista package.

You cannot establish the connection through Windows Remote Desktop when you use one of Home Premium’s annoying features which are perhaps the well-used Vista and Windows 7 version. You no longer can trace an issue on your old personal computer through distant connection on the Web even if you are a techie person. On the second thought, why don’t you upgrade to Windows Professional version to release you from computer sufferings.

There is a cheaper or better which is a free version that you can use if you need to distantly connect to a home version instead of paying large amounts just for an upgrade of your Windows. Now, you may use the service called Team Viewer which is perfect remote control product that permits you to connect to any personal computers on the Web and operate it as you are exactly viewing it live. This software has garnered downloading figures about 60 million times already, and users of Tech Support Alert have given their commendations for the product for several times. This product is absolutely non-commercial use free. Now, making PC connections will be as easy as 1-2-3, and you no longer need the support and assistance of the administrator for running applications of the client.

You may try to use the Team Viewer. This is compatible with Linux, Apple Macintosh, and from Windows XP up to higher OS versions, and to establish good connection from or to a personal computer, 3 megabytes is only needed.