Remote Management of LogMeIn Hosts

To access remote management features:

From the LogMeIn website, go to the Computers page and click the Dashboard link.
From the LogMeIn Client, go to the Main Menu. Once connected, click Show Detailed Mode.

Remember: Once connected, you must be in Detailed Mode (Dashboard) to see remote management options.

Using the LogMeIn Dashboard
Use the Dashboard to monitor Windows processes and services.
Managing the Rights of Windows Users and Groups
User Manager supports all features of Windows Computer Management for Local Users and Groups, including full Active Directory support.
Monitoring Events in the Application, Security, and System Logs
LogMeIn Event Viewer supports features similar to the Windows Event Viewer, including the Application Event Log and Security Event Log.
Accessing Web App Usage Information of Remote Hosts (Top Apps)
The Top Apps feature provides quick and easy access to commonly used web applications across LogMeIn host computers in your LogMeIn Pro account.
Working with Services
The LogMeIn Services feature is similar to Windows Services.
Working with Processes
The LogMeIn Processes feature is similar to the Processes tab in Windows Task Manager.
Working with Drivers
Editing the Registry
LogMeIn Registry Editor functionality corresponds to the Windows Registry Editor.
Opening the Command Prompt
Open a fully functional command prompt on a host.
Rebooting the Host
Enabling Windows Automatic Logon (autologon)
Enable autologon to bypass the Windows logon screen. Upon system startup, the system will attempt to log on to Windows with the specified autologon username and password.
Viewing a Host Computer Desktop without Taking Control
Use the Monitor Host Screen feature to gain view-only access to a host computer's screen.
Working with Environment Variables
LogMeIn Environment Variable management corresponds to Environment Variable management under System Properties in Windows.
Changing Virtual Memory Settings
LogMeIn Virtual Memory management corresponds to Virtual Memory management under System Properties in Windows.
Changing System Time on a Host
Managing Shared Resources
View and manage shared resources on the host, including shared folders, administrative shares, printers, scanners, and similar.
Setting Automatic Change Process Priorities
You can automatically update the priority class under which a process runs. This is useful for forcing lengthy, CPU-intensive tasks into the background on a machine where responsiveness of other processes is critical.