Remote Support
Made Simple & Safer

Understand remote-support sessions, verify support requests, troubleshoot connection problems, and protect your computer from technical-support scams.

  • 100% Free Tools
  • Privacy Focused
  • No Code Stored
Your Computer
Verified Connection
Support Technician
Your Safety is Our Priority Only grant remote access to verified and trusted support technicians.

Remote Support Code Checker

Enter your 6-digit support code

(i) This tool only checks code format. A valid-looking code does not prove that the person who provided it is trustworthy.
  • 6 Digits Only Numbers only
  • Local Check Checked in your browser
  • Your Privacy We don't store your code

Is This Remote Support Request Safe?

Answer a few questions to check for scam risk

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  • Low Risk No strong indicators of a scam
  • Medium Risk Some warning signs found
  • High Risk Multiple scam indicators found

How Remote Support Works

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1

Initiate Contact with Verified Support

Always initiate remote assistance sessions from your own verified channels. Never accept incoming phone calls from individuals claiming your computer is sending error messages...

2

Receive and Inspect Your 6-Digit Session Code

Once you are on the phone with verified tech support, the agent will direct you to a secure URL (such as logmein123.com) and supply...

3

Approve Explicit Permission and Download Applet

When prompted, download the official LogMeIn Rescue applet. Before screen sharing starts, your operating system will display an explicit confirmation dialog.

Never use a remote-support code from an unsolicited caller or unexpected message.

Before You Grant Remote Access

  • I contacted the company myself
  • I understand why remote access is required
  • I verified the company's official website
  • I have saved important work
  • I verified the support phone number
  • I know how to end the session
  • I know who the technician is
  • I will not share passwords or sensitive info
Safety Checks Complete 7 / 8
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Beware of Tech Support Scams

Scammers pretend to be from Microsoft, Amazon, banks, or other trusted companies. They may claim your computer is infected or ask you to install remote-access software. Don't fall victim to these tricks.

  • Unexpected calls or pop-ups claiming issues
  • Asking for passwords or banking info
  • Pressure to act immediately
  • Requests to install remote software
  • Requests for payment or gift cards
  • Telling you to disable security software

Need Remote Support?

Before entering a support code or granting remote access, make sure you know who you're dealing with.