Is there a way to use Hamachi without admin privliges? Or are there any alternatives to Hamachi?

Hey guys. I tried in-home streaming today using hamachi with my friend from another city. We tried streaming Rise of the Tomb Raider, he was the host. The problem is, that when the game launches
, therefore causing the game to shut down? It doesn't always disconnect though. Sometimes the game just crashes, and Internet is still there. We're only using hamachi and Steam. Do we need more? Why would we

I wanted to try streaming games to my small laptop when I am on the road, and wanted to try connecting to my main desktop via Hamachi. However, I read that using a VPN like client can result in a

install hamachi both computer

worked fine via hamachi client, you just need to turn off firewall or add exception for hamachi and maybe steam.

I had success using Hamachi

Super easy, just a couple steps that one wouldn't think to add.

1. Download the Hamachi clients on both host and client
2. Create a new network on the host machine
3. Connect the client to the
, right-click the host's name in Hamachi on the client's computer and select the basic ping. If the ping is really high (140's is when i usually see it stop working) then restart Hamachi on the client, failing

I am unable to have two Steam Client peers see each other over the local wired network in the In-Home Streaming options panel.

Client 1 is a Windows 8.1 x64 PC.
Client 2 is a Windows 7 x64 Laptop. Wirelss is disabled.

Installed Steam on both clients. Both are in the Client BETA channel. They can ping each other. I have tried disabling the windows firewall on both clients. Neither have any third party AV or firewalls.
I have confirmed via 'netstat -oab | findstr 0.0:27036' that UDP port 27036 is successfully being bound by each Steam client to communicate.

Only thing I could think of that may be causing this basic networking to fail is that both PCs have VMWare Workstation and Virtual Box installed, meaning that there are quite a number of network interfaces available.
I'm guessing that further work will need to be done by Steam to determine the correct interface to be utilizing.

Try Hamachi or anything else like it...

If you have Hamachi, turn it off.