Using LogMeIn Ignition and a USB stick to connect remotely to a PC.

Step 2

2 . Configure LogMeIn settings The default LogMeIn settings are sensible, but you have a lot of control over the connection, security and interactive options. There aren't separate settings for LogMeIn Ignition here; setting a maximum clipboard buffer size, whether to blank the remote screen and lock the mouse and keyboard apply to any remote connection and the options for inviting guests to connect with the full LogMeIn software are here as well.

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Step 1.
Configure connection security

Step 2.
Configure LogMeIn settings

Step 3.
Copy files fast with File Manager

Step 4.
Connect a drive and work locally

Step 5.
Share files from your PC

Step 6.
Control LogMeIn

Step 7.
Remote chat

Step 8.
LogMeIn connection tools

Step 9.
Share your printer and clipboard

Step 10.
Use an access code to secure your PC

Step 11.
Log in to the service and to your PC

Step 12.
LogMeIn Ignition runs without installing

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