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: I'm not sure what screen you are talking about, but if you are talking about the desktop image, you control that through the remote desktop client. Wh...
Summary: I manage a server using Remoted Desktop Connection, this server "serves" as a web (Apache with PHP)and email (Ipswitch) server. As I mention already, ...
Summary: Very simple... sure you can. You need to set up the local resources. To enable copying files between computers, launch the Remote Desktop Connection o...
Summary: I want to enable Remote Desktop connection on Windows 2003 in such a way that multiple users can connect to it but I am not been able to access the PC...
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: OK i have a problem. I want to be able to connect to a remote desktop on a windows server 2k3 computer through a winodws xp home. And be able to see t...
Summary: I am using two Server 2003, 180 day trial servers. My Administrators can log on remotely from one server to another and from XP Pro stations, and my B...
Summary: I have a Windows 2003 server which is missing the Remote Desktop User Group. I can find no information on how to rectify this issue and would greatly ...
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: Hey guys, I just installed 2003 server along with my XP pro 2. I am mcdst, and mcp, but need to learn more about win 2k3 server and active directory.....
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: 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: The service is up and running, What I was meaning is that I acctually connect through Remote Desktop. THe Windows logon screen comes up fine. I ente...
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: I have just recently setup a server in my home to play around with. I am using a strange setup because my roomate takes classes on-line and to make su...
Summary: I've setup remote desktop shortcuts for a few users at my office to log into our "Shelby" database from home. Some are using Vista and the other 2 are...
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...
Summary: For about 2 months now I have been using Remote Desktop from my Windows ME machine at home to access Server 2003 at my main office. I have been using ...
Summary: I was wondering if there is a way to allow multiple users to log on remotely (using remote desktop connection) using the SAME local account onto my Wi...
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: it is a registry setting, but i can't remember the exact location off the top of my head. open up regedit from run, and do a search for "3389" where...
Summary: hi, for me it's impossible to use my USB speakers (also soundcard, same problem) under remote desktop. it definitely works within an ordinary windows ...
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 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...
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