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Troubleshooting, domain\user name

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The mobile app cannot detect the PC or there is a connection error. Cause Solution The HP Connected Remote service is not running. 1. Open the Task Manager by right-clicking in the bottomleft corner of your desktop and clicking on Task Manager. 2. Click the Services tab. 3. In the list of services, locate HPConnectedRemote. Right-click it, then click Start. 4. Wait a few moments, then refresh the list of PCs on your mobile device. A firewall or virus scan software is interfering with HP Connected Remote. Configure your firewall or virus scan software to allow the HP Connected Remote service and user process: ● HPConnectedRemoteService ● HPConnectedRemoteUser On Android devices, the date and time settings of the mobile Make sure the date and time settings of the mobile device and device and PC do not match. PC match. NOTE: This is only required when initially pairing the devices. The mobile device cannot see some or all of the media on the PC. Cause Solution There is no media added to the library of the media application you are remotely controlling. Go to the PC and use the media application to add media to its library. After adding media to a media application on your PC, the PC may need to be rebooted for the changes to be visible on your mobile device. Reboot your PC. After updating iTunes, changes to its media library may not be You may need to launch iTunes once via your PC after visible on your mobile device. updating it. Error message: No user logged in. Cause No user is logged into their Windows 8 account on the PC. Solution Go to the PC and log in manually. -or- The mobile app will prompt you to log in remotely. If it is a domain account, use the domain\user name format. NOTE: You may need to update the PC component of HP Connected Remote to the latest version in order to remotely log in with your mobile device. 12 Chapter 4 Troubleshooting

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The mobile app cannot detect the PC or there is a connection error.
Cause
Solution
The HP Connected Remote service is not running.
1.
Open the Task Manager by right-clicking in the bottom-
left corner of your desktop and clicking on
Task
Manager
.
2.
Click the
Services
tab.
3.
In the list of services, locate
HPConnectedRemote
.
Right-click it, then click
Start
.
4.
Wait a few moments, then refresh the list of PCs on your
mobile device.
A firewall or virus scan software is interfering with HP
Connected Remote.
Configure your firewall or virus scan software to allow the HP
Connected Remote service and user process:
●
HPConnectedRemoteService
●
HPConnectedRemoteUser
On Android devices, the date and time settings of the mobile
device and PC do not match.
Make sure the date and time settings of the mobile device and
PC match.
NOTE:
This is only required when initially pairing the
devices.
The mobile device cannot see some or all of the media on the PC.
Cause
Solution
There is no media added to the library of the media
application you are remotely controlling.
Go to the PC and use the media application to add media to
its library.
After adding media to a media application on your PC, the
PC may need to be rebooted for the changes to be visible on
your mobile device.
Reboot your PC.
After updating iTunes, changes to its media library may not be
visible on your mobile device.
You may need to launch iTunes once via your PC after
updating it.
Error message: No user logged in.
Cause
Solution
No user is logged into their Windows 8 account on the PC.
Go to the PC and log in manually.
β€”orβ€”
The mobile app will prompt you to log in remotely. If it is a
domain account, use the
domain\user name
format.
NOTE:
You may need to update the PC component of HP
Connected Remote to the latest version in order to remotely
log in with your mobile device.
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Chapter 4
Troubleshooting