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• Weired problem with Remote desktop and WLan on Tecra M7

  Hello

  I regularly use Microsoft Office remote to connect to my work PC to my laptop (TOSHIBA TECRA M7 Tablet) home.
  However, since buying (not had long), the remote desktop connection drops and I can't reconnect to the Toshiba laptop.

  It seems that when I connect to the start via Remote Desktop and the connection start screen appears after a short time 10-25mins laptop Toshiba Wifi connection drops.
  When I try to reconnect it does not allow me to do.
  I have to physically come back home and logon to windows XP and then re - activate the wifi.

  I did the following to here.

  1 UPDATE the latest BIOS
  2 UPDATE WIFI INTEL PRO ADAPTER TO THE LATEST DRIVERS
  3. NOT MY BROADBAND, AS PREVIOUSLY, HE WORKED WITH HAPPINESS ON MY OLD LAPTOP.
  4. NOT MY WORKING BROADBAND CONNECTION WORKED FINE BEFORE AND IS STILL WORKING ON THE OLD INSTALLATION
  5. HAVE YOU TURNED OFF ALL THE POWER ON THE LAPTOP AND WIFI PROPERTIES MANAGEMENT, WHERE HE WOULD SLEEP.

  PLEASE HELP, IT IS NECESSARY FOR EMERGENCY

  Hello

  Do you use the Intel Proset utility to configure the WiFi connection?
  Try to configure the WiFi network using this tool and check if the WiFi network would disconnect again.

  I m also interesting this driver Wlan did you use?
  Did you use one page of Intel?
  If this is not the case, check the Intel page for the new WLan driver version.

• What is the difference between the activation of remote desktop and adding a 'connection in network connections.

  What is the difference between the activation of remote desktop and adding a 'connection in network connections.

  Hi ChadCrowell,

  Remote Desktop connection allows remote control of your Windows XP Professional computer from another computer running Windows XP Professional or an earlier version of Windows.

  Reference: How to use the Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop feature?

  By creating an incoming connection, a computer can act as a remote access server is running Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 Professional

  Reference: To make an incoming network connection

  Hope the helps of information.

• error on the remote desktop and VPN connections

  Unable to connect using desktop remote or VPN. remotes can't find the computer at home on the network and the VPN gives me an 800 error code. I used the remote desktop, but it says my work computer isn't on this network and the VPN connection fails. We checked everything using remote assistance, but it becomes too hard and not responses. Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  Hello

  Your question of Windows 7 is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public.
  Please post your question in the TechNet Windows XP category.
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  I hope this helps.
  Thank you, and in what concerns:
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• Win 7 remote desktop and Local printing does not

  I cannot using the network printer locally when I use remote desktop to connect to a Vista computer.  Tab resources for RD, I checked the printers.  The only thing I can understand is that my local network printer, not directly connected to my machine.  Whenever I try to print over my remote desktop session, I can not access my local network printer.

  I installed the printer drivers on the remote computer and when I try to locate the printer, I get the following error message: "Windows cannot connect to the printer.  Print Server Spooler service is not running... "but the spooler service IS running Board.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  I spent a few hours on this one and am at a loss at this point.

  UPDATE: I tried to connect my printer to the local USB port this morning.  Still would not work.  I get the same error of queue.  The drivers are not corrupt, as others have indicated may be the cause.  They work very well on my system locally with 7.

  I also found a post elsewhere that he issue 'sharing permissions' and 'network permissons' setting to resovle the spooler error.  Still no go.

  Help, please.  I really need to print locally.

  I finally have figued try after four days and many hours on the phone with Microsoft.  Microsoft said it was related to my router settings, but I didn't believe it because the remote computer has seen my iPhone very well when it was connected locally.  After just playing, here is what I found... it was pretty basic!

  On the remote system, when you try to add a 'local' printer, it has a drop-down list with a list of local ports who sees your system remotely.  Some of those who will be on the remote system, but others will be on your local system.  Take note of those that are visible on your local system.  In my case, LPT1 was not visible, but was COM3.

  Then, on your local system, in the settings of your printer works (printer, Ports tab properties), there is a checkbox indicating "Enable Printer Pooling."  When you check this box, you can select multiple ports on your local computer.  Here, you must check the box that shows your remote system (in my case, this is COM3), but make sure your exisitng port is checked as well as (in my case, an IP port for my wireless router).  Basically what you do is on your local system, you are pooling your installation existing printer with a port that can be seen by your system remotely.

  Then, on the remote system, install the printer drivers, but do not select a port.  Then go to printers and add a printer.  Select 'local' facility for whom and when asked for the port, use the port that you checked in the previous step on your local system (in my case, I chose COM3 on my local system).  Select your printer from the list.  It will ask you if you want to use the existing drivers... say Yes.  Print a test page to make sure it works.  Worked fine for me.

  I can simply not believe how obvsious this solution has been!  If the remote system is unable to see the port that you are using currently, pool your configuration with a port that he can see!

• Remote Desktop and Cisco Small Business RV042

  With our old router Linksys Wireless on the issue of applications we can redirect the port, for example:

  Remote desktop access from external pc: 201.85.X.X:1234 (to appoint our public IP and port 1234)

  Whit this we can access the private 10.1.X.X in Lan services Terminal Server machine WinVista Pro.

  I want to forward external port 1234 > 3389 Lan. Is it possible with RV042?

  Note: Firmware Version: v4.1.1.01 (latest)

  To change the ports source and destination, you must use the UPnP function

  That's what I use on the RV0XX

  best chance

• Connection remote desktop and printing problems

  Hello

  I use Windows 7 on my desktop and also connected to Windows Server 2008 R2 to run applications in Windows Server. However, I have noticed there is problem with printer problems. Sometimes, when I tried to print some documents with applications in Windows Server with my printer in my room, connected to the desktop computer, it won't work.

  Besides, I need to go to Windows Server, restart the Printer Spooler Service component, so it does not yet. It is a pain.

  I also noticed there is to wait about 30 seconds to process any document to print.

  Unlike if I print documents directly from my local desktop computer that is running Windows 7 and is connected to a local printer, it takes seconds to print.

  My office is connected to Windows Server 2008 via LAN. I wouldn't have such a significant delay in printing.

  I also wonder why Printer Spooler needs to be restarted when the printer does not work.

  Can someone advise me on this? Peut - what Microsoft looks at this problem and release updates to fix the bug to improve the system?

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  Clement

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• I have two monitors, I need remote desktop for my computer at home and be able to see two screens on my home computer, how do I do this?

  I have a laptop with a single monitor.

  I need remote desktop for my computer at home and be able to see two screens on my computer at home.

  How do I do that?

  Original title: dual monitor question

  If you look at 'Options' remote desktop and look at the "View" tab there is a checkbox for "use all of my monitors for the remote session.  You may need to be an administrator to set this option.

  Check out these similar posts too.

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• login screen Remote desktop showing on mac client connection

  Hello

  is there a way to prevent the display of the login screen, when connecting to a Remote Desktop client workstation? The connection is already arranged with a login, so now I need to identify 'twice'. First time with AutoConnect when you click on a workstation in Remote desktop and second manually when the other customer's screen opens. This was not in Yosemite, but appeared first in El Capitan and it's kind of annoying.

  I use the old worgroupmanager to control the use of USB devices. It interacts with the login screen, too?

  Is there a way I can avoid this login screen?

  I have a machine that is the Mountain Lion, without Workgroupmanger, and this is the normal behavior without any login screen.

  

  In fact, it was the Workgroup Manager. You need to disable the connection to local users only, which is enabled by default.

• HELP "ARD" (Apple Remote Desktop)

  If you use apple remote desktop, you will have to enter the username and password for the computer you are trying to connect to? And can connect to windows computers?

  I'm getting a mac soon and I wanted to know this answer.

  You very probably will not use Apple Remote Desktop and screen sharing.   Cost of Apple Remote Desktop ~ 80 $US on the App Store.   Customer screen sharing and the server are all part of Mac OS X.

  Apple Remote Desktop works with OS X devices.   As does screen sharing.

  Screen sharing requires to authenticate in the target system.

  If you want to access on Microsoft Windows screen sharing systems, acquire a copy of the cord or other similar packaging.

• Screen 5600ea - completely black HP Omni 10 after crash while on the remote desktop connection

  I hope someone can help me with this.

  I had updated my Omni 10 to Windows Pro 8.1 so that I can Office remotely on my tablet on my work lan to get the benefits of the 2013 Office (we have not this version to work) on my work PC.

  Anyway, while it is connected to my 10 Omni via desktop remotely my Omni 10 crashed after connecting a USB drive that is powered via a USB OTG adapter. I used the front adapter without any problem with the USB card readers bus-powered and also the Lan USB card so I know it works, and the outlet powered USB hard drive works on my PC without any problem.

  The Omni disconnected from the remote desktop, and I guess it crashed, but the screen is black even when I hold down the power button and wait for the vibration (which usually means that it is set to zero).

  There is nothing displayed on screen, my work PC is unable to connect via Remote Desktop, and any number of power cycles seems to relive.

  I tried with the attached Omni 10 charger and without.

  There is no HP logo involve restarting at any point, but the Windows key infiltrates a vibration when I push on it.

  While enjoying the fact that the Omni 10 comes with the base Windows 8.1 and not Pro so I changed the configuration it worked fine for a few weeks since the installation.

  Pointers on getting this thing to life would be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  I returned to the store that I bought, and they sent to HP for warranty repair.

  28 days ago so I went back to the store and they gave me a brand new boxed 10 Omni processor.

  When I got home I installed the driver and Windows updates. I noticed that the WiFi reception was really bad, even right next to my router, and the cameras had lines on the screen and the pictures that I took.

  The next day I went back to the store and they said all that and they initially said that I have to wait another 28 days, while it went for repair. When I said that this was not acceptable, they gave me a full refund of the amount that I had paid and used that to purchase a Pro of Microsoft Surface.

  The Microsoft Surface Pro is fast, well doneand more importantly everything works.

   

  TAKE NOTE, HP - IT IS HOW A WINDOWS TABLET SHOULD BE.

   

  I'm done with lag, unstable and downright unreliable HP products.

• Remote Desktop connection has failed

  Sound you weird. Can I use Remote Desktop connection to connect to VPSes, but one day one of my VPSes suddenly did not work. I tried many solutions but has not worked. The weird part is other computer can easily connect to it but my computer cant, it keep said opening of remote connection... Can someone help me on this problem?
  Notice: I can connect to other VPSes but just that VPS is that I cant

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• What high port of windows remote desktop XP use?

  I have a system with 63 customers on them and I need to use remote desktop and computer management tools, but our service HERE must know which ports need to be open can someone help me with this?

  It seems that it is port 3389.

  Go to this site and click on the last question:

  <>http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions >

  HTH,
  JW

• Remote Desktop: delay Shift key

  I'm using remote desktop and have great difficulty.  I meet about one to two second gap between the time that I press the SHIFT key and the time it registers on the desktop remotely.  I have the same deadline to release the key.  I also have the same delay for the control key.

  Please help me if you can!  It's really bad to my productivity. Mobile data: level security line for SQL Server http://www.technicalmedia.com http://www.DataNomad.com

  Hi, Mike Graham,.

  Thank you for visiting Microsoft Answers.

  It is the delay cause that with the shift key and the CTRL key?

  The remote desktop connection is entirely dependent on the speed of the network connection, however you can change the connection speed settings, or use the least amount of Visual effects on the remote computer.

  1. Open Desktop connection remote by clicking Start , all programs, Accessoriesand then clicking Remote Desktop connection.
  2. Click Options, click experience.
  3. Choose the appropriate connection speed if necessary.
  4. Select or clear the check boxes for the Visual effects you want to use or display. In general, the fewer effects you select, the faster the connection will be. But selecting Bitmap caching will improve connection speed.

  Changing remote desktop settings

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/changing-remote-desktop-settings

  Reference:

  The problems of desktop remotely

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-Remote-Desktop-problems

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• Remote Desktop failed, how can ensure me that this will not happen?

  Hello

  I have a computer that is put in place in a holiday home in another State I want to be able to access through Windows Remote Desktop.  The computer connects wireless to the Internet via a router Linksys WRT160Nv3.  I had to check out the computer configured with Remote Desktop and it worked very well for many months.  I was able to access it very well.  All of a sudden this weekend, which coincides with my father, bringing a new laptop in the House (and the wireless network), the first computer remote desktop connection has stopped working.  I've trained my father on the phone to go in the settings of the router (web interface) and change the Port Range Forwarding IP address since the old internal IP address of the desktop to its new IP address remotely, and this fixes the problem.

  My question is, how can I avoid this problem does not happen?  Is it possible that I can get the router to always assign the same internal IP address to the same MAC hardware?  Or is there another solution I'm missing?

  Thanks for any help/suggestions.

  If the router is capable of a DHCP reservation, then that will solve the problem. It should be under the first tab on the router configuration page. You must acquire the MAC address of the computer, and then assign an IP address. Therefore, it assigns this IP address on the computer only.