Summary: I turned on remote desktop for a server. Problem is, it is a hassle for me to wait while the Dell default background pic loads at the logon screen ev...
Summary: I've been able to log into Win Server 2003 for quite a while using Remote Desktop. I'm using Win XP as the client. This problem just started out of ...
Summary: I have changed and re-changed every group policy setting related to desktops but I cannot set a background wallpaper for any remote desktop user, incl...
Summary: After doing some checking, terminal server licensing was not installed... I installed that but i do not have a license pack... I thought I could let p...
Summary: Hi guys(: I have tis error when i want to login to my remote desktop.Anyone can help me to solve..I had been searching online for 3 days but still can...
Summary: >Remember not to make the server a domin >controller or remote connections will be >limited to administrators. It's not true. You can allow to login ...
Summary: To get Server 2003 to play audio at the machine while logged in remotely you have to specify Remote Desktop Connection to leave sound at server, and y...
Summary: i was wondering if anyone could tell me how to disable the screen used by dell servers when RDCing to them... this screen slows me down way too much a...
Summary: You can audit login events and filter for event 528 type 10. Use GPO to change audit for login events. Now as for the IP. That depends on if it is a l...
Summary: I am trying to make it available for me to be able to change my desktop background when I am logged on to my server from a RDP session. I am allowing...
Summary: What im actually talking about is the screen that loads as your remote desktop connecting to each dell server, there is a screen that says dell and sl...
Summary: I have a stand alone PC which has windows 2003 Server installed and is configured ONLY as a Print Server via wireless connection. As this box is ONLY ...
Summary: yes, you have to be already using remote desktop/terminal services to take over ANY other user logged on, the person who is physically connected/logge...
Summary: Like always excuse my english first... and try to understand it later. > the "remote option" on the sessions are not highlighted. Alright. That opti...
Summary: I have been using remote desktop on win XP pro machine to connect to another win XP pro machine. If you connect to a XP Pro machine, you 'share' the d...
Summary: I used to be able to use remote desktop fine internally and externally. Now I cann access and get to login screen fine. After I login all that appea...
Summary: .. check to domain group policy, and remember that the computer where u want to logon must be granted permission for login through remote desktop. go ...
Summary: Hey guys, i have 3-4 people remote desktoping into a server 2003 standard server. a problem we seem to be having quite often is that you open up remot...
Summary: Well, you do know that the built in Remote Desktop feature is by default in Administration Mode and only allows Two concurrent connections. Also, ther...
Summary: No. It doesn't help at all. I assumed when you said it shows your own desktop, it was showing the desktop computer you're using to run Remote Deskto...
Summary: At my company, We use Win Server 2003 and allow about 10 Remote Desktop Connections at a time. We do this to share our rental management software. My...
Summary: I do all administration by using remote desktop and the server is physically colocated in a server hotel. Some days ago I installed the Terminal Servi...
Summary: i want to connect 4 remote desktop connections to win 2003 server os to access an industril application from multiple nodes. i could connect 2 as i tr...
Summary: From a former topic: To get Server 2003 to play audio at the machine while logged in remotely you have to specify Remote Desktop Connection to leave...
Summary: a couple of things potentially; the user(s) that you are trying to connect to should be a member of the "remote desktop users" group each user that yo...
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