TweetMyPC is an open-source program which can help you to Shutdown, restart or logoff your PC remotely. The list of features is really impressive.
Check out the cool features of this cool app.
Features:
- Make your PC download any file by giving commands from remote computer.
- Hibernate your PC from remote PC.
- Shutdown, Restart or Logoff your PC remotely.
- Get the list of processes running on your computer anytime.
- Make your own commands to run remotely.
- Take and view screenshot of your PC from remote computer.
The list can go on and on, you can read more about this app in detail at here.
TweetMyPC is a free-to-use product. Download the setup file from the link given below and install it on your computer. You will require .net 3.5 framework to run this program. You can download it from here.Create a separate twitter account for this app and make sure that your updates are protected on your new account. Enter details in this app and start controlling your PC remotely.
Download the latest version of TweetMyPC
Give it a try and share your experience with us.
Enjoy
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