Remote control for old computer without WiFi capability
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The computer won't have access to the internet. The monitor can be stream using a capture card. But is there way to control the keyboard and mouse over wifi? Is it possible to make a raspberry pi act as a mouse and control it over the internet?
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The computer won't have access to the internet. The monitor can be stream using a capture card. But is there way to control the keyboard and mouse over wifi? Is it possible to make a raspberry pi act as a mouse and control it over the internet?
wireless-networking keyboard raspberry-pi
asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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If the old computer can be connected to the same network as the Raspberry Pi, it may be possible to run something like a VNC repeater/gateway/proxy on the Pi.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 14 at 1:00
Please clarify your post. As it’s written it’s hard to tell what it is you’re asking.
– Appleoddity
Feb 14 at 1:26
Basically, i'm trying to find a way to remote control the mouse and keyboard of a computer with no access to the internet. And I was wondering if there is a hardware solution for this. Like would I be able to set up a raspberry pi to act as a keyboard for the computer, and using a 2nd computer to connect to that raspberry pi and send key strokes to the 1st computer? Or any other solutions that might work would be much appreciated.
– VINH N
Feb 14 at 8:59
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The computer won't have access to the internet. The monitor can be stream using a capture card. But is there way to control the keyboard and mouse over wifi? Is it possible to make a raspberry pi act as a mouse and control it over the internet?
wireless-networking keyboard raspberry-pi
asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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The computer won't have access to the internet. The monitor can be stream using a capture card. But is there way to control the keyboard and mouse over wifi? Is it possible to make a raspberry pi act as a mouse and control it over the internet?
wireless-networking keyboard raspberry-pi
wireless-networking keyboard raspberry-pi
asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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asked Feb 14 at 0:39
VINH NVINH N
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If the old computer can be connected to the same network as the Raspberry Pi, it may be possible to run something like a VNC repeater/gateway/proxy on the Pi.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 14 at 1:00
Please clarify your post. As it’s written it’s hard to tell what it is you’re asking.
– Appleoddity
Feb 14 at 1:26
Basically, i'm trying to find a way to remote control the mouse and keyboard of a computer with no access to the internet. And I was wondering if there is a hardware solution for this. Like would I be able to set up a raspberry pi to act as a keyboard for the computer, and using a 2nd computer to connect to that raspberry pi and send key strokes to the 1st computer? Or any other solutions that might work would be much appreciated.
– VINH N
Feb 14 at 8:59
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If the old computer can be connected to the same network as the Raspberry Pi, it may be possible to run something like a VNC repeater/gateway/proxy on the Pi.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 14 at 1:00
Please clarify your post. As it’s written it’s hard to tell what it is you’re asking.
– Appleoddity
Feb 14 at 1:26
Basically, i'm trying to find a way to remote control the mouse and keyboard of a computer with no access to the internet. And I was wondering if there is a hardware solution for this. Like would I be able to set up a raspberry pi to act as a keyboard for the computer, and using a 2nd computer to connect to that raspberry pi and send key strokes to the 1st computer? Or any other solutions that might work would be much appreciated.
– VINH N
Feb 14 at 8:59
If the old computer can be connected to the same network as the Raspberry Pi, it may be possible to run something like a VNC repeater/gateway/proxy on the Pi.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 14 at 1:00
If the old computer can be connected to the same network as the Raspberry Pi, it may be possible to run something like a VNC repeater/gateway/proxy on the Pi.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 14 at 1:00
Please clarify your post. As it’s written it’s hard to tell what it is you’re asking.
– Appleoddity
Feb 14 at 1:26
Please clarify your post. As it’s written it’s hard to tell what it is you’re asking.
– Appleoddity
Feb 14 at 1:26
Basically, i'm trying to find a way to remote control the mouse and keyboard of a computer with no access to the internet. And I was wondering if there is a hardware solution for this. Like would I be able to set up a raspberry pi to act as a keyboard for the computer, and using a 2nd computer to connect to that raspberry pi and send key strokes to the 1st computer? Or any other solutions that might work would be much appreciated.
– VINH N
Feb 14 at 8:59
Basically, i'm trying to find a way to remote control the mouse and keyboard of a computer with no access to the internet. And I was wondering if there is a hardware solution for this. Like would I be able to set up a raspberry pi to act as a keyboard for the computer, and using a 2nd computer to connect to that raspberry pi and send key strokes to the 1st computer? Or any other solutions that might work would be much appreciated.
– VINH N
Feb 14 at 8:59
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If the old computer can be connected to the same network as the Raspberry Pi, it may be possible to run something like a VNC repeater/gateway/proxy on the Pi.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 14 at 1:00
Please clarify your post. As it’s written it’s hard to tell what it is you’re asking.
– Appleoddity
Feb 14 at 1:26
Basically, i'm trying to find a way to remote control the mouse and keyboard of a computer with no access to the internet. And I was wondering if there is a hardware solution for this. Like would I be able to set up a raspberry pi to act as a keyboard for the computer, and using a 2nd computer to connect to that raspberry pi and send key strokes to the 1st computer? Or any other solutions that might work would be much appreciated.
– VINH N
Feb 14 at 8:59