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• Screen of remote desktop: fonts and icons of the remote desktop window are so small

  I try to connect via Office server2012 windows remotely.

  The remote computer is a Server Terminal server where at least 240 users are connected.

  The fonts and icons of the remote desktop window are so small, all other users who are connected to the same server have no problem with the font size or the size of the window. everything seems normal

  But when I connect remotely, the size of the window and the police are so small. I can't use any application on remote because of the size of the font.

  Please suggest...

  Hello

  Post your question in the TechNet Server Forums, as your question kindly is beyond the scope of these Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• screen resolution of the remote desktop: fonts and icons of the remote desktop window are so small they can barely read.

  Remote Desktop screen resolution

  I've recently upgraded to a Windows 7 laptop from a computer in Office XP.

  On my old machine, I use a VPN clent and Remote Desktop connection to use my work computer (my company uses XP on their machines).  If I try to connect from my computer Windows 7, fonts and icons of the remote desktop window are so small they can barely read.  Change display options in the settings of remote desktop doesn't affect the size of the window, not the resolution.

  It is a problem because I am stuck using my old system to work remotely.

  Any ideas?

  All you have to do is to reduce the resolution of the screen that you use to connect to your Remote Desktop Session.  More the higher resolution and the characters will be on your screen, and when you connect to Remote Desktop.  In my case, I lowered the resolution of my screen to the House for the resolution of the screen in my office.  It works perfectly.  To reduce the resolution follow these steps:

  1. click on start

  2. click on Control Panel

  3. under appearance & personalization - click on adjust screen resolution.  You may get a message indicating that your resolution is not at the optimum, but don't worry you will still be able to see the letters on your screen.

• Remote Desktop windows xp problems.

  I'm trying to set up on my desktop's remote desktop in windows xp, and I'm following the instructions of Microsoft.com but,.

  It says in the instructions: select the "allow users to connect remotely to this computer" checkbox. and I can't because there is no check box for what it said.

  is the single checkbox: "allow Remote Assistance Invitattions to be sent from this computer.

  I need help on the display the:

  Check box check "allow users to connect remotely to this computer".

  do you need to download something, because he does not appear in the dialog box. Please help me.

  just rang Microsoft and they me ring hp, cos my name of computers and I have done, but for me at the remote desktop that I must have the same operating system on computer and portable, that sucks

• No its remote desktop Windows 7

  Ideas:

  • I use Windows 7 Professional on two computers (a laptop & one Office). When I remotely on the laptop to activate Office, after activating his "playing on this computer", I have no sound from the desktop computer remotely.
  • I checked the desktop remotely and sounds locally works. I noticed that when on the remote, the sound goes to "Audio remote" on the desktop that is mounted up and can not find other settings.
    Also have tried the opposite i.e. make remote desktop PC access computer laptop PC with just the same problem, no sound!
    Let me say that both computers turned before XP and office remotely with the sound is OK. No computer had any material change (except the RAM upgrade) before or after the installation of Windows 7 Professional.
    Tried remote desktop with another laptop PC under XP with the same result as everything works except the sound.
    Also tried with two other computers, one running XP and the host on Windows 7 with the same result!
    All actions on a local network.
    Any help would be appreciated.

  
  

  Hello

  I did this knowledge 'play on the remote computer' and still no sound! Also I see the desktop remotely, one of them, the screen saver does not work. Before installing Windows 7, both had sound and screen saver works on remote computers. Are there settings on the host Windows 7 computers?

  Thanks for your help.

  Chris

  Connections to a remote computer the top screen blank DRC. How to get a screensaver on other computers? All the virgins in the DRC.

  If you mean another, in the DRC, have a driver problem in the sound drivers and video.

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• Remote Desktop Windows 7 does not allow me to enter a field

  I have a win xp and a host of windows 7 PC, they are not on any field.

  I have a VPN access in the work.

  When I start remote desktop on the XP PC I find myself with a login screen to the remote computer where I can type in my work to logon, the password and the domain.

  On the (new) windows 7 PC, I don't get anything that will allow me to type in the field.

  I start with the credentials of my home PC and it has a "change user", but that gets me only to one PC House accounts.

  I looked in the options and tried a few things, but no joy. There is no gateway Office remotely. I'm in the VPN and can access things like proves it the XP box.

  I can start vmware and run an XP box on it and that gets me in, but it's so backward...

  What should I change in win7 or remote desktop to get this working?

  Thank you

  Martina

  Never mind.

  It's a bit stupid, but if I type in domain\logon as a login and password to work it actually works.

  sigh

  Martina

• Remote Desktop - Windows Vista-based computer to a Windows 7 computer on a local network in my office

  I have a laptop Windows Vista Home Premium that is trying to connect to my Windows 7 desktop. It worked fine when my desktop computer was Windows XP and I was running the same laptop Vista Windows 7, I am now.

  What has changed? I have a modem/router to two sons and has not changed the settings. I just tried opening port 3389 and cutting the firewall of Windows with the same results.

  I have a VPN and the game works fine.

  Get remote desktop dialog box for opening and saving in and I know that it is configured correctly, because when I take my Vista laptop to the office the RD connection works fine and I can see and I work on my Windows 7 desktop computer, so the problem is either something on my home network or with my ISP - using DSL - ideas?

  Thank you

  Joe

  Ideas:

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  • Error messages
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  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Hi audacity.

  Terminal Services Gateway (TS Gateway) server enables authorized users to connect to a computer on a corporate network wherever you are on the Internet. Ask your network administrator to provide permission to access them through the TS Gateway.

  Remote Desktop connection: frequently asked questionshttp://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Remote-Desktop-Connection-frequently-asked-questions

  The problems of desktop remotely
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-Remote-Desktop-problems

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• Remote Desktop - windows vista Home basic basic assistance

  Remote help desk is available on Windows Vista Home Basic?

  You confused the issue by saying "Desktop."

  "Get help with your computer using Windows Remote Assistance"

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/get-help-with-your-computer-using-Windows-remote-assistance

  "Windows remote assistance: frequently asked questions.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows-Vista/Windows-remote-assistance-frequently-asked-questions

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• Via hangs with masking welcome screen remote desktop connection all but the ORB start

  I have 2 computers to Windows 7. 1 a desktop computer and another is a laptop. I want to connect from the laptop to the desktop by using desktop remotely. Now, when I do, I find myself with the image of the Welcome screen that covers everything except for the ORB start. I also see my image of user if I press the Windows key on the keyboard of the laptop.

  If I close the Remote Desktop window and reconnect, everything works fine.

  What can I do to solve the problem?

  My solution was to reformat the computer and install Windows 7 64-bit edition.

• Remote Desktop stop working after update

  Anyone know why my remote desktop connection did leave work after upgrade to Win 7?  It works in my other computers, so I know that this isn't their server or my credentials.  I checked the box for allow through firewall remote desktop, but I wasn't sure of what other boxes to check.  I don't want to allow access to things that I shouldn't.  Can anyone help?

  Hi t.richards,

  a. do you receive error messages when connecting to the remote desktop?
  b. what updates did you install?
   
  You can check the updates installed in the history of the update.
   
  Follow these steps to see the Windows updates are installed on your computer.
   
  1. open Windows Update by clicking the Start button. In the search box, type Update, and then in the list of results, click Windows Update.
  2. in the left pane, click view update history.
   
  For more information, visit the links below:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/see-which-Windows-updates-are-installed
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/troubleshoot-problems-with-removing-updates
   
  Also check if the settings for the connection Remote Desktop is correct refer the links for more information below.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/connect-to-another-computer-using-Remote-Desktop-connection
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-connect-using-Remote-Desktop-connection
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-types-of-Remote-Desktop-connections-should-I-allow
   
  Hope this information is useful.
   
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• Problems with the remote desktop connection... Does not?

  After connecting via desktop remotely to another computer XP to XP... I can connect, but I don't get the icons on the desktop or the start menu.  I am able to connect to the remote computer successfully.  I find myself with a mouse cursor and the blue screen for a very long time without activity.  Send CTRL + ALT + END to the remote machine does nothing.

  Hello

  You have the right version of XP (host must be XP Pro).

  You have opened the RTD ports through the firewall?

  Maybe this can help.

  http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/using-remote-desktop-Windows-XP-Pro.html

  http://www.Petri.co.il/install_remote_desktp_web_connection_on_windows_xp.htm

• Remote Desktop connects then stops after a few seconds

  I have two laptops to Windows 7.  We run OpenVPN which I will refer to the VPN server.  The other is the Client and with me on trips.  Open VPN is configured on the Client and the VPN server, and I can connect from inside and outside the network without any problems.  I also have an Open VPN Client with another port configured on a server QNAS.  I can connect without any problems.

  I want to run the OpenVPN server on one VLAN separated to prevent users to see my internal network and only sees another NAS.  I also use the VPN to offer our few users (3) the ability to connect and use my static IP address.

  I have a router TP-Link-ER-6120.  I can configure the three ports to run in 3 separate VLANS.  When I configure the VPN server works on my regular network to exploit the VLAN1 and VLAN2, I can always connect to OpenVPN and all I want to do works (NAS and Internet access with my static IP).  However, when I try to establish a Session to the VPN server computer remote desktop, I get the login and enter my user name and password.  I see the remote desktop window, open and usually see the remote desktop wallpaper and loading the desktop icons.  Then it crashes.  If he does until I can see the desktop, it automatically attempts to reconnect.  If she makes it that far, it stops with a window that says Remote Desktop connection has been disconnected.

  If I come back in the configuration of the router and change the configuration of VLAN for the server VPN is on the same virtual network, I can connect and the remote desktop connection is successful, as long as the customer is located on my network.  If I connect the Client to the VPN server from outside my network in this configuration, the remote desktop will always fail in the same manner described above.  I also have a QNAS on my network with OpenVPN configured and operational.  If I connect the Client computer to the QNAS, I can connect to the VPN server until the VPN server is placed in its own VIRTUAL LAN.

  Thus, work Desktop connections to local computers.

  However, since a remote off-grid remote office connections begin to work, but are stopped when connecting.

  -J' I ping the VPN server during connection attempts and never lose the connection.

  -J' used telnet to Server VPN 3389 port and it connects.

  -J' turned off the firewalls on both sides and went up to remove Symantec on the VPN and BitDefender server on the side side Client to use Windows Firewall on both.  And then disabled Windows Firewall as well and still no joy.

  Is there a setting in Windows I'm missing that allow the desktop connection remote on the LAN, but not enable during login remotely even if I can ping, telnet and usually access the rest of the network?

  Is it maybe a configuration problem on the side of the router?  Installation side route is a very simple graphic interface.  I configured for the VPN service roads and they remain in place (one for the QNAS) and one for the OpenVPN server.  I set up a static route (virtual server) for port 3389 go directly to the IP address of the VPN server, but that did nothing.

  Miss me probably something simple, but it launched my ass for weeks now.

  Any ideas?

  Hello Michael,

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  By the description, I understand that the problem with remote desktop connects and then stops after a few seconds on the system.

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• Remote Desktop has stopped working

  All of a sudden I can't RD my server (under Win 7 Pro).
  I can access all the drives shared without problem but Remote Desktop behaves as if she's not here.
  The server presents itself under the management of network and homegroup.
  I looked and remote desktop has been enabled on the System/Remote Server settings dialog box.
  When I delete the credentials and try to connect - remote desktop is not even asking me my PW.

  As the saying goes - It was working fine a few days ago and I wouldn't change a thing.

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community site. 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 7 networking forum.
   
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• Remote Desktop - frequent disconnects

  I like the app Remote Desktop Metro (I know... This isn't subway... but I don't know what to call it).

  It is very nice to have full screen and be able to quickly switch between sessions... or aligned on the side and see all my sessions of small windows.  Very shiny.  I use it frequently to keep up to 10 persistent connections open.

  However, if I bring another Metro (?) app to the front, often when I return to Remote Desktop, it re - initializes and I lost all of my connections, forcing me to reconnect.  It's pretty disturbing for my workflow to have to go at random through all my server sessions, and then reconnecting them.

  Any thoughts on what could be causing disconnects and how to prevent them?

  While searching for options, I found the "Remote Desktop Connection Manager" which is available for download here:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=21101

  An overview of the tool is available here:

  http://blogs.technet.com/b/Exchange/archive/2010/06/11/3410093.aspx

  So far, it seems to do a great job to manage multiple sessions of server.  I like that you can organize them in a tree hierarchy and connect/disconnect of entire groups of servers at a time.  The thumbnail views are available for each connected desktop computer.  Best of all, you can specify your credentials only once by placing at the top of the tree, and all what below it will inherit your credentials.

  It is a better option than the remote desktop connection tool or the Remote Desktop Windows app.

• I have a desktop PC with windows XP (Professional) on this subject, but I can't access to the pc through the remote desktop tool.

  Remote Desktop does not work

  Hello

  I have a desktop PC with windows XP (Professional) on this subject, but I can't access to the pc through the remote desktop tool. I already checked several options, but nothing seems to work. I don't even get an error message, the window just those which blinks and nothing happens...

  Could you please help?

  This is wat I already checked:

  -"allow users to connect remotely...". ' is running

  -TCP/IP listening on port 3389

  -Terminal services are started

  -J' tried connecting to Windows 7 and Windows XP, nothing works

  -Ping the ip address of the client PC works fine

  If you have any other ideas, I would be very gratefull!

  Thanks to advandce

  You will probably need to open port 3389 on your router so that it maps on the computer that is tuned to the connections of the DRC. It seems that you did all the other steps, but your router can prevent the connection to go anywhere. Here's a detailed guide to configure your router for DRC that can provide some guidance.