Summary: Hi, Question on XP Remote Desktop...when you log onto a remote computer using RD, a logon screen comes up on the remote computer which requires you to...
Summary: I am having a problem accessing Remote desktop on my office PC running XP Pro w/RDP turned on. The machine is not behind any network hardware firewall...
Summary: We have two Win XP Pro computers with Remote Desktop Connection configured. The DELL machine can connect to our other XP machine no problem but when a...
Summary: I have one xp home computer and one xp professional computer. I set up remote desktop connection and connected from the xp home computer and controlle...
Summary: Hi all I have had a problem with Web Remote desktop, i got it to work last night no problems. Today i tried to access my XP machine from work machine ...
Summary: Thanks all for the information and food for thought. This is a private (home) network, I use my Laptop for business (I own my own company) but do most...
Summary: I set up iis with remote administration. I enabled remote desktop, by right clicking on my computer: properties, remote, enable remote desktop. I sele...
Summary: Hi, I dont think its the videos card beacuse I have another xp installation and it works. I run sfc and nothing happens. Safe mode works perfectly bu...
Summary: HEllo all. I am looking to find out if there is any way to keep the client pc Unlocked when using remote desktop. Remote desktop seems easy enough fo...
Summary: I have tried setting up windows XP remote desktop on my box here at school, and I'm trying to load it up on other computers on the LAN here at school....
Summary: I'm having a problem. I can't figure out how to disable my on-board video adapter. so when I place my video card into the pci slot, i can see bios and...
Summary: can i connect to random computers who are not part of a network or let people connect to me on remote desktop connection, if i do not have a network? ...
Summary: Hi Folks! Connecting from a 2k client to a XP server, with Remote Desktop enabled can be ok for the first remote connection. But after closing session...
Summary: When we connect to our remote PC (XP) using remote desktop the remote PC's screen is locked as we would expect. Is there anyway to automatically have...
Summary: My bosses computer was working fine and he was connecting from home using Remote Desktop Connection to his office computer then one day it stopped wor...
Summary: I set up Remote Desktop Web Connection, but when ever I log on to it it dosent work. In my web browser I type computername\tsweb, and I get to the log...
Summary: #1. If your friend is being stalked then have her or you contact the police. Contact your local women's shelter for their help too. Security on comput...
Summary: I just upgraded to Servce Pack 2 on this laptop. When I restarted, the computer came on with a really small desktop. Only 50% of my screen is being us...
Summary: I have 2 boxes, each with XP Pro loaded on them. I am trying to get the remote desktop/assistance to work, so that I can remote to my parents computer...
Summary: I have remote desktop set up on a family member's PC, and it works fine, however, I would like the person on the server side to be able to see what I ...
Summary: I have configured my remote desktop behind my router for one of my networked pc's. The remote works just fine.I recently installed a pc for my elderly...
Summary: Does anyone know a way to get the console session to re-logon after a Remote Desktop connection??? In other words, when one connects to a PC using Re...
Summary: Has anyone experienced a problem logging into a Windows XP Pro workstation using Remote Desktop when the host PC is running the Novell 4.83 client? I...
Summary: I will be happily using my computer, then out of nowhere, the screen goes black, as if I've shut off the monitor (but the monitor power light is on). ...
Summary: At work, I am accessing an application on an offsite server using Remote Desktop on a Windows XP machine. I am able to make a connection and am able t...
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