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Thank you all for replies.

Actually I use UltraVNC and I see only a black windows where I must see XBMC window.

TeamViewer may be an alternative. I know it but it don't came in my mind.

If it fail I'll try TightVNC.

Stay tuned.

When I use VNC I hit the backslash key to make XBMC run in a window which makes it less laggy and easier to do maintenance. When done just hit the backslash again for full screen. I think when you first VNC in it is a black screen, just hit a key to wake it up.