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• Window SQLD is blurred after via remote desktop on Windows

  Hello

  Often, I take possession of my Windows PC via remote desktop. After come back to my place of work, the window SQLD is blurred. It is partly black, or contains parts of other windows.

  The only solution I found (most of the time) is by using the menu option window > switch window Lay or window > Configure window > maximize.

  It has a known bug or is there a better way to restore the window?

  Best regards

  Joop

  It is a Java Swing application and Windows Remote Desktop play not well together question

  your solution is probably the best avenue

• Coll CS Master via Remote Desktop

  I m using 5.5 version of master coll, I would like to know if its possible to use my cs to the pc using remote desktop on the laptop or another system, it voilate will be licensed?

  Note: I enabled on both your laptop (windows bootcamp on mac) and a main pc.

  I would use adobe cs5.5 installed on my pc (primary) on my laptop (on mac without bootcamp, via remote desktop).

  1. it will affect performance?

  2. If he voilate a license?

  1. it will affect performance?

  Yes, of course, even if just for delays because of the transmission on the network.

  2. If he voilate a license?

  N ° as long as you only use the license yourself and do not let other people access your PC remotely, there is no problem here.

  Mylenium

• Can Ping but not connect via Remote Desktop - how to change the settings of the outside LAN adapter

  I have a Windows Server 2012 machine connected to a Windows 7 Pro machine via a switch.

  Internet is shared on the Windows Server and the port sharing network has a static ip address. Similarly, the port connected to the Windows 7 Pro has a static ip address. I was able to desktop Windows 7 remotely from the server without any problem until very recently.

  Recently, I had to change some properties of the LAN on the machines and I was changing the gateway by default for the Windows 7 Pro, when I was hunting from my remote desktop session and I was not able to reconnect since. I don't know if I accidentally blew the subnet or the default gateway, but I know for sure that I do not touch the part of the parameters ip address.

  In addition, I can't ping the server computer but I am not able to connect via RDP. Please suggest any possible causes and solutions for this case. Both computers are remote and I can connect via the internet to the server computer.

  As my title suggests, I'm trying to find out if there is a way to reset the settings of the adapter LAN from Windows 7 to my server and proceed from that.

  Please let me know if you need more information.

  Thank you.

  RAM.

  Hi Ram,

  Please contact Microsoft Community.

  Problems with Windows Server 2012 are supported in the TechNet Forums. I suggest you send the request in Windows Server 2012 general Forums TechNet.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?Forum=winserver8gen

  Hope this information helps.

• MCE IR remote stops working when connected via Remote Desktop Win7

  I recently added an IR remote for my computer to Windows 7 (32 bit Ultimate) that I use mainly for playback of mp3. The remote control is only an AVS Gear MG-IR01BK Windows Vista/Window7 MCE Remote control infrared works by attached USB "infrared transceiver eHome.  When I physically connect the machine IR remote works perfectly; as soon as I connect via remote IR Office stops responding.  I had to configure the Audio remotely to RDP to get this to work correctly, but I can't find any setting that controls in response to the infrared remote control.  My quest for answers has turned up nothing so far, someone has suggested?

  Thanks for the suggestion.  At thegreenbutton.com behavior that I have reported was confirmed by others (the MCE Remote control is a HID device, so is related to the "console"). VNC is a viable alternative to remote desktop. I ended up using TightVNC (RealVNC purchase required for support of Windows 7), and the infrared remote control continues to work when I access the machine via the VNC viewer.   I want to remote desktop could provide this capability, but at least I have a working with VNC solution.

• access to the user account without password via Remote Desktop Conncetion

  Hello, I have a question for remote desktop connection.

  I have two computer, let's call them computer (XP pro) and computer B.  And A computer user account has no password created.

  If I activate the remote desktop on A computer (computer a user account has no password) and try to access it remotely from computer B, is it possible to connect? or I won't be able to connect?                      I have A computer user account password to allow remote access from any computer?

  If anyone can help me with the answer, I would appreciate it!

  Thank you

  I'm sorry, but the user account must have a password to use the remote desktop connection. Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• Networking Windows XP to Windows 7 OS via Remote Desktop Connection - it does not connect...

  I manage problems while he was trying to use my connection remote connection desktop wireless with Windows XP for my desktop computer that is connected to my router by an ethernet cable, and my office has Windows 7 operating system. It seems that the remote desktop connection cannot locate this PC BUT I can not enter all office files when I go to my network places that throws me a loop for.

  It is important that I am able to get on my desk that I just had surgery and will be in his bed for 4 to 8 weeks without rising...

  Any help, you can be one would appreciate a lot! Life is what you make if you can walk, talk, see or stand! "Disabled doesn't mean impossible" My 96 Ford Windstar http://Windstarsc.com Supercharged http://brucewalz.com

  And I have another question, I apologize. When I tried to update my profile, I received a message; "Sorry, we're unable to process your request. Please try again later. "I tried the update a few weeks ago, but I got the same message - could - it be me, Firefox or is there a problem? Thanks again! Life is what you make if you can walk, talk, see or stand! "Disabled doesn't mean impossible" My 96 Ford Windstar http://Windstarsc.com Supercharged http://brucewalz.com

• copy files via Remote Desktop

  Is it possible to copy a file from my computer to my local computer using remote desktop? I have easy access to my computer to work at home, but can't be able to understand how to copy a file from one to the other. I have files on my computer that I want to copy in the local (home) one and or copy - paste or drag - move do not seem to work.

  I would be able to do using LogMeIn or Citrix, but prefer to use remote desktop. Does anyone know if RD has this ability?

  Have you enabled access to disk drives?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-can-I-use-my-devices-and-resources-in-a-remote-desktop-session

  1. Click Start, point to all programs (or programs), on Accessories , and then click Remote Desktop connection.
  2. Click Options, and then click the local resources tab.
  3. In the section local devices and resources click moreand check the discs (expand if necessary) and then click OK.

  Note also that...

  "Due to security restrictions, you may not copy a file from a remote computer to the folder root of a drive on this computer unless you are logged on using the default computer administrator account."

• Unable to connect to computers via Remote Desktop on the VPN connection.

  I have a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory network. Connect you to it remotely using an appliance, Sonicwall TZ170 VPN/Firewall DHCP pointing our internal DHCP server so we do not use the Sonicwall DHCP over VPN.

  The area has been recently rebuilt completely charge and the VPN connection was stronger than it has ever been when connecting to computers on our network for the first 2 weeks. In the last few days, however, people had problems connecting on our desktop computers. They can connect to some but not to others, and in the case of a person who needs in particular access to a computer, it can not connect to it all.

  I don't think it's a VPN issue but something to do with the DHCP/DNS/domain controller server. However, I am not able to locate the problem.

  In the past, this same thing was a problem before I took over. We had just a matter to the inconsistency of the connection until I thought I had solved the problem (however short-lived the fix was) with the refurbishment of the domain controller.

  Customers are a mix of Windows XP and Windows 7.

  Any ideas? I will provide all the information I can.

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

  Please repost your question in the above Server Forums.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Copy/paste via Remote Desktop broken after update 11/09/13

  Hello..

  As the title suggests, copy/paste via RD does not work after 11/09/13 patches. I uninstalled patches and still no joy. After looking around various solutions, I changed the associated paste redirection group policy and tried to launch rdclip.exe. I get

  "Windows cannot find 'rdclip.exe'. Make sure you typed the name correctly and then try again. »

  I use RD and paste on an hourly basis. Please advise and thanks in advance...

  Thanks, I found the answer here. One of resets of the KB "Local resources" options on a profile registered Rd and in the process deselects the Clipboard as a local resource. Clipboard simply re - select the fixed profile.

• 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.

• 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.

• Internal problems with ip addresses from remote desktop.

  I have three servers that I can access via remote destop using public ip addresses, but I can't access it by using the server name or IP private via remote desktop. I can ping both the name and the ip address and nslookup resolves names correctly in the research front and rear. All firewall rules look OK. What can possibly be the problem?

  Hi Ben,

  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for Windows Server on TechNet. Please ask your question in the Forums of Technet Remote Desktop Services.

• Client VPN blocks inbound connections from remote desktop?

  I am running Vista x 64. To connect to a VPN Windows via the built-in VPN client works except that it seems that all incoming connections from the local network (including remote desktop) are blocked.

  Is this a known problem or design? It is a problem for us because the computer that is running the VPN client is a virtual machine running in hyper-v, so accessible by users via remote desktop - only connection to the console of the hyper-v Server is not an option.

  Are there alternatives?

  I am running Vista x 64. To connect to a VPN Windows via the built-in VPN client works except that it seems that all incoming connections from the local network (including remote desktop) are blocked.

  Is this a known problem or design? It is a problem for us because the computer that is running the VPN client is a virtual machine running in hyper-v, so accessible by users via remote desktop - only connection to the console of the hyper-v Server is not an option.

  Are there alternatives?

  It sounds like the question to split the tunnel . On the VPN client you can enable/disable split tunneling. See this article for help with that.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb878117.aspx

  Note the security ramifications...

  In addition, I can not comment on this issue and a virtual machine, so as always YMMV...
  MS - MVP Windows Desktop Experience, "when everything has failed, read the operating instructions.

• Home network works great, remote desktop will not connect.

  I have a Windows 7 laptop and a Vista laptop. They are connected to a secure wireless network. Both work very well as standalones. When I try to connect via Remote Desktop or connect with each other. My 7 is in a homegroup with a single name. My Vista is in a WORKING group with the same name. I can't connect either using remote desktop. Computer for both names are names of a single word, 'XXXXXX', not the format xxx.xxxxx.xxxx and I can't figure another way to their name. I spent 2 days serching various tech forums and tried what they suggested.

  Hello

  Homegroup is a unique feature of Win 7. It uses IPv6.

  As you connect to Vista you must configure Windows 7 to the home network.

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  Network Win 7 with another version of Windows as a work network (works very well if all computers are Win 7 also).

  In the center of the network, by clicking on the type of network opens the window to the right.

  Choose your network type. Note the check box at the bottom and check/uncheck depending on your needs.

  For the best newspaper of the results of each computer screen system and together all computers on a network of the same name, while each computer has its own unique name.

  http://www.ezlan.NET/Win7/net_name.jpg

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  Make sure that the software firewall on each computer allows free local traffic. If you use 3rd party Firewall on, Vista/XP Firewall Native should be disabled, and the active firewall has adjusted to your network numbers IP on what is sometimes called the Zone of confidence (see part 3 firewall instructions

  General example, http://www.ezlan.net/faq.html#trusted
  Please Note that some 3rd party software firewall continue to block the same aspects it traffic Local, they are turned Off (disabled). If possible, configure the firewall correctly or completely uninstall to allow a clean flow of local network traffic.

  If you end up with the 3rd party software uninstalled or disabled, make sure that Windows native firewall is active .

  Jack - Microsoft MVP, Windows networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET