The Section - ‘Workgroup procedure (change local group policy setting)’ covers the specific topic of how to set permissions for local computer. The link describes on how to set permissions on your remote(office) computer. I solved my problem by following the instructions given in the link below. In PowerShell Get-NetConnectionProfile shows IPv6Connectivity: NoTraffic but in Wi-Fi Status, Network Connection Details window I see. I then started digging further into this issue and came across the concept of 'Secure Attention Sequence' which is basically a special sequence of events that enables a user to log on or off a computer, and how Windows Vista/Windows 7 introduced a new group policy setting which controls whether or not software can simulate a SAS. I spent some time looking for this policy but couldn't. When I try to connect to my work PC using I just get a blank page in Firefox and a plugin not found message in Chrome. I tried following the instructions given in the documentation of GotoMyPC's 'Pro Administrator Guide' till point 7, which read, I quote "Locate the Group Policy Object (GPO) in the domain or sub-domain that contains the policy that is preventing GoToMyPC from sending Ctrl-Alt-Del.". At work I have a Windows 7 PC with Gotomypc installed.
It came up with an error message along the lines of ‘The Domain Group Policy for this computer does not allow GoToMyPC to send Ctrl +Alt +Del. After installing Windows 7, I was unable to logon to the office computer using GoToMyPC.
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