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Success! Connected to 2 different Windows 7 64 bit machines with no problems. Thanks for working with me to get everything up and running.

Did some testing with the x64 XP machine in our office. I went through the registry under HKLM\Software and removed any references to any VNC program. I'd used it as a test machine for a few other programs like this. I tried to remote it and got the logon prompt. I took a look at the registry...

I'm pretty sure I tried to connect to all these machines with an old version. I can remove both keys from the registry and try connecting again. I know one of these machines is a pool workstation and could be rebooted. The other laptops are used by field personnel and will most likely be shut...

Thanks for your help. This program is exactly what I was looking for.

On the x64 machine, both of those registry keys exist. I can export them and upload them if you'd like. I'll answering the clarifying questions next: I am attempting to connect to Win7 x86 and x64 and WinXP x86 and x64 workstations / laptops. I am attempting to connect from my workstation each...

On 32 bit Win7 machines the error comes up before RCTEMP is created. When I try to connect to an x64 system I get the logon prompt and there are 3 files in the RCTEMP folder; screenhooks.dll, tvnserver.exe and vncviewer.exe.

Here's the message I get trying to connect to a Windows 7 32 bit machine. Thought it might help.

I deleted off the old version I had from yesterday and redownloaded 1.3.7 from above. I even saved it in a different spot on my hard drive. I'm still getting the password prompt trying to hook to an x64 machine. I'm using a 32 bit XP workstation. Would that matter?

I wasn't clear in the description of the problem I was having. When I try to connect to 64 bit machines (Win 7 or XP) I get a password prompt. I've tried running through some default passwords and nothing works. When I try to connect to Windows 7 32 bit machines I get an exception error like...

I'm having issues getting this to run on 64 bit machines. Is that normal? I've connected successfully to our XP 32 bit machines but we have one XP 64 and all our Windows 7 machines are 64 bit.