Msn Isssue

[ElRazur]

I was chatting to a friend last nite while she was at Uni on Msn but at the same time her computer at home is displaying our conversation on screen. Is this possible and is there any explanation for this? Thanks

 

[Nismo]

Her computer is logged into MSN as well at home?

 

[Wyrdo]

This shouldn't be possible because if you log into MSN on another machine it will log you out at the other computer.

 

[dirtydog]

Was she remotely accessing one of the PCs.

(btw, shouldn't this be in the Windows forum )

 

[Wyrdo]

Was she remotely accessing one of the PCs.

(btw, shouldn't this be in the Windows forum )

Was going to say the only way I can think this would be possible was if she had a remote session open from the other PC.

 

[ElRazur]

Thanks guys for your response. More insight is this -

She was at uni and it used the PC there to chat to me but back home, she says she's "permanently logged on" and the conversation popped open on the screen. Her bigger brother im suspecting has play some sort of computer wizardry here is a Coputer programmer. When she got home, her brother confronted her about our conversation etc. The thing is the brother (older) ask her not to trun off the pc as he's running some "files" or something like that.
I think there is something going on etc. I didnt believe either hence im asking here.

 

[Sudden]

Was going to say the only way I can think this would be possible was if she had a remote session open from the other PC.

I second that. I don't think its possible to be logged onto the same account on more than one machine. A full screen remote session would be the only way.

 

[ElRazur]

Was going to say the only way I can think this would be possible was if she had a remote session open from the other PC.

Pardon my lack of technomumbojumbo knowledge, what is remote access? She used a uni pc so she cant remotely access the one at home though