UltraVNC

I don't understand - you need to download the Viewer .exe from a website and then run it, right?
Why don't you just zip the .exe, the DLLs and whatever else is necessary and download/extract that?

Some DLL's have to be added by rightclicking and "Add Reference", others don't. I am not sure exactly what the differences between those DLL types are.

This DLL is being called by using P/Invoke (the DllImport thingy), so you don't actually have to add it to the project, just make sure it is in the ...

PCHelpware server-side DLL's wrapped in a C# application - uploaded here:

http://drunkardswalk.dk/Files/PCHW_Demo.zip

Features:
Will add itself to Windows Firewall Exception list.

Port, username, address etc can be specified in .exe.config and the app will launch using those settings.

Settings ...

I've created such one in C#.
Perhaps you can use some of the code?
I'll try to find and clean it a bit later today.

Are you trying to create a client/viewer or server/remote controlled system?

I can try to combine all the files in one pack and upload it with another name.

Since you say you've been able to download other files correctly I have two possible causes for the problem:
You've got some sort of hysterical anti-virus/protection program that thinks the files are infected and drops ...

What about removing the network cable, hit Control-Alt-Del to access the task manager, and then kill the server?

http://www.drunkardswalk.dk/Files/pchw/PcHelpWare_rel10.zip
http://www.drunkardswalk.dk/Files/pchw/SCDLL.zip
http://www.drunkardswalk.dk/Files/pchw/PcHelpWare_rel10_src.zip
http://www.drunkardswalk.dk/Files/pchw/PcHelpWare_rel10_SCgui.zip

Other suggestions:
try downloading using Firefox or use a ...

Download works fine here. It must be something at your end - perhaps an ISP proxy server that has cached a partial download?

I can upload the files to my webhotel if you'd like to try to download from somewhere else?

The Delphi .exe is at the bottom of this thread:
[topic=9159][/topic]

Hrmf. And now I see that Windows 2003 and DEP is mentioned in the first entry in this thread. Stupid me.

Another suggestion: Have you tried one of the other .exe packages on this forum? I remember seeing someone creating a Delphi .exe - if that runs, it could be a problem with the PCHW .exe, if not ...

I've seen that issue on a Windows 2003 system - and I had to disable DEP for that application to solve it. Apparantly it's due to the "file packer" being used to compress the files into one .exe.
HTH.