Not able to establish the remote desktop connection.

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• Problem with the remote desktop connection.

  Hello

  I have two computers on my network.  I'm trying to use the remote desktop connection to connect to each computer.

  Computer A allows me to edit or delete the credentials when I uncheck the box always "ask for credentials.  There are two sentences under the user name field.  The second sentence says "To use saved credentials, uncheck the following."

  Computer B I cannot edit or remove the credentials.  The checkbox is labeled "allow me to save credentials".  There is no ability to modify or delete credentials.

  When A computer using I am able to connect to computer B by using RDC.

  When using computer B I am unable to connect to the computer A using DRC.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Hi David,

  This question is more suited for a TechNet audience. I suggest you send the query to the Microsoft TechNet forum. Check out the link to do so:
  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Please let us know if you have more queries on Windows.

• When asked "do you want to enable Network Service list? I continue to by clicking on the button "Activate this", and yet I am not able to see the activities or connections to all networks.

  When asked "do you want to enable Network Service list? I continue to by clicking on the button "Activate this", and yet I am not able to see the activities or connections to all networks. My internet works fine, I just can't see if I am connected or not. Help?

  original title: list of Network Service does not illuminate

  Hi SikDude,

  Please use the Forum of the community for Vista.

  Opening of services by typing services.msc in the search bar and find the list of Network Service. Under properties, set it to automatic.

  Please let us know if we can do something else.

  Matt
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Win 7 SP1 - deletion of the remote desktop connection

  I have just reinstalled Win7 and now want to remove Remote Desktop connection.
  I had a search on google and put apart from the endless stream of Web sites offering assistance that is not Microsoft or sites "known", all I can find is how to remove the history of connection and other unnecessary things. I click on these "unknown" sites for advice because they are often littered of malware and other.

  The Microsoft.com search just comes up with a TechNet link on how to turn it off via Group Policy or "appblocker.

  There must be a simple way to remove this? I checked in my control panel for a list of windows components and I haven't found it either. For what is such a massive security risk, it should be easy to get rid of. I am again disappointed by Microsoft for this approach.

  Can anyone help?

  Place in 'Other apps Microsoft windows' for lack of a better category.

  Thoughts aside for Member States:

  When the devil Microsoft did start using the team 'apps' for the installed programs or features? A - that Microsoft has decided to 'follow the herd' now, terrible decision. Windows is not a hipster created 'app' it is a level of business o/s and must be treated in these terms, there was a language and jargon created by the software industry professional for decades that was just fine, the need to 'jazz up' or 'trendify' these terms in 'New talk' is a pathetic attempt by a weak marketing team of desperately do not be left behind. DRIVE to Microsoft and are not for God love grow and use good pre-established conditions and language to describe your operating system, not some trend Street Slang that was created by the generation of wordpress - you're better that that, flow not at their level.

  You can block incoming RDP sessions in the control panel system properties, where it has been the same since 1994 with Windows NT:

  

  In addition, Microsoft called programs 'applications' for many years (decades).  Shortening it to "app" is just a common abbreviation.

  Even Windows 7 said application, but I hope you're smart enough to know that 'app' means 'request', so it should not hurt much.

  

• 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.

• Several passwords for pop account are lost and the remote DESKTOP connections is no longer have registered credentials after logging out of the laptop to the domain and rebooted.

  Original title: passwords lost after reboot

  I have a user with multiple pop accounts and multiple rdp servers to which it connects

  When the laptop is connected to the domain he is allowed to save the credentials of rdp as usual and also its pop accounts work fine

  If the laptop is removed from the dock and hibernating come off hibernation works very well

  the problem starts when it restarts in fact the laptop when it is on the road.

  When he goes in outlook passwords for pop account are lost and all its Remote Desktop connections is no longer have recorded identification information

  his outlook passwords will save is no longer and rdp connections will save is no longer

  Once he returned to the office and connects back to the field all his pop account passwords are restored, the credentials of the rdp remain missing, but it can re - save them

  any ideas where to look for problem

  I also noticed inot laptopn with another user and will not experience the issue

  Hi, Robert Allen,.

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community Forum.

  According to the description, you have a user facing problems with multiple pop accounts and rdp credentials when the connection / disconnection of a domain.

  Since the problem is associated with multiple pop accounts and rdp credentials when the connection / disconnection of a domain, the question you posted would be better suited for the IT Pro on TechNet public. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums to get help:

  Windows 7 networking TechNet Forums

  It will be useful.

  Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• Cannot create the remote desktop connection in two different networks.

  Original title: Windows 7 PRO through internet Remote Desktop connection.

  Two windows 7 Machines Pro. They want to be able to connect to the main computer (Internet router) when they are away at their House on the other.

  It connects via DSL behind a router

  A modem connection cable Roadrunner

  The customer has upgraded to pro. Computers aren't workgroup and domain just PC. What would be the best way to have to allow them to connect to the router. I tried the port on the router, nothing helps.

  Hello

  Remote Desktop connection uses port 3389 in order to listen to the incoming connection.

  When done over the Internet, you will need to forward the port to the IP of the computer.

  Alas, a router can send a specific port only to a single computer.

  Since you have two computers, you must change the listening port for one of them to a different port number and transfer the new port to the IP Address of the computer.

  Let a computer uses the default port 3389.

  In the second computer, change the port to another port of your choice, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306759/en-us

  Assign static IP to the computers (make sure that it is in the DHCP range).

  In the router open port 3389 to the IP address of the computer with the default setting.

  Open port you used for the second computer to its IP address.

  When you connect, if the connection is a connection by default, he would go to a single computer. When the connection is made with on the second track, he would go to the second computer.

  This page describes another remote program but it represents the principle more in detail,http://www.ezlan.net/vnc.html (towards the end of the page).

  Method to deal with the external IP address here, http://www.ezlan.net/myip.html

  Windows 7 RTD, http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/allow-remote-desktop-connections-from-outside-your-home-network

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• How can I return Windows on the desktop after the remote desktop connection is disconnected?

  Greetings,

  When I connect to Windows from another computer with desktop connection remote, Windows will display connection, and when I disconnect it remains this way to the login screen.

  How do I log back as it was before I am connected remotely? Or how he stop going to the total login screen?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, I understand that when you connect to Windows from another computer with windows, remote desktop connection goes to the login screen and when you disconnect, he stayed at the login screen.

  I would like to inform you that it is by default technical, it will go to the login screen.

  If you have any additional questions regarding this issue, I suggest you to post your query on TechNet forum.

  The problem you are having is better suited in the TechNet forum, we have a dedicated team with advanced tools and permission to help with such issues.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Please let us know if face you any problems with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• As he tried to establish a remote desktop connect between Windows 7 and Windows XP-error.

  Remote - Windows 7 for XP Pro desktop

  I am running Windows 7 Ultimate and try to use the Office XP Pro system remotely. I am the admin on both boxes and I have all of the necessary credentials. It errors I wonder if there are some parameters in 7 that I'm missing. Any suggestions?

  Hi Caslon540. Here's something that might help you troubleshoot:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-connect-using-Remote-Desktop-connection

  Another thought, is that you will need to download a later version of connection desktop remotely (version 6.0 or later) so that XP can handle the incoming connection to Windows 7 that uses authentication NLA.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=26F11F0C-0D18-4306-ABCF-D4F18C8F5DF9&displaylang=en

  Hope that helps.

  Thanks for posting,

  Gloria Boyer
  Microsoft

• How to configure the remote desktop connection

  Original title: home remote desktop connection

  trying to desktop connection remote set-up on a spare home computer how I would go all this? my main computer is wired ethernet my spare part is wireless

  Hey Shawn,.

  Follow the steps in the link to set up a desktop connection remotely on computers.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/allow-remote-desktop-connections-from-outside-your-home-network

  In addition, through the FAQ for remote desktop connection of

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions

  For any questions, have a look on

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/why-can-t-i-connect-using-Remote-Desktop-connection

• 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

• How to prevent the Remote Desktop connections to change the refresh rate of premises?

  When remote users connect and that their system has a rate of refreshment, not supported by the local monitor, the display shows "this resolution/regeneration rate is not supported by the monitor." How can I prevent remote systems to change the settings of resolution/regeneration on the local PC?

  Hello

  Your Windows XP question 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 Networking forum.

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

  I hope this helps.

• Not being able to have the remote desktop session ssh in putty

  I have cisco ASA and I have configured the ASA to have connection remotely from remote offices as well.

  I used the command ssh 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 outdoors where outside is my external interface in ASA.

  But, whenever I try to access the ASA of PuTTY, I get this error "network connection closed unexpectedly server."

  What can we do to solve this error and get access to the cli of my ASA.

  In the same way I did for my GUI access in the ASA using the command

  http 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 outside and I have the ASDM access that works well but not ssh.

  I have to open the ssh ports using static nat and access list? Even the port check tool says that my port 22 is open.

  Help, please. Thank you for your comments.

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• How to establish a remote desktop connection?

  my place opperating

  
  

  To whom it may concern, I recently had problems with my computer, I went to the HP website for more help. I was talking to the engineer on the phone or the person, I was helping me. After asking a few questions we could not solve my problem however, he asked me over the phone for my permission to enter my computer from his computer that he was home and solve the problem itself. He was able to take control of my computer to fix my problem.

  Anyway, my father is an old man who only lives with me I live a couple 100 miles away from him. He had obtained a computer two years ago. I have myself worked on a computer on mine for 10 years I'm trying to help him when he called me on the phone better than I can, but it is very easily confused and has some good things down. My situation is that I can't drive because I am parapeliegic and I can't drive to his house. Therefore, it is very difficult for me to get down there to help.

  So I ask, is possible that I can get into his computer to my site so that I can fix it for him.

  Thank you for any suggestions you may have. Sincerely, Chris W.

  his opperating system is windows xp.  and mine is vista.

  This process is known as Remote Assistance.

  Here are the guides on how to use it:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-is-Windows-remote-assistance

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/demo-get-or-give-a-helping-hand-using-remote-assistance

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/305608

  http://video.about.com/Windows/Windows-XP-remote-assistance.htm

• SE error message: the local policy of this system does not log in an interactive way, trying to access a remote desktop connection.

  Original title: the local policy of this system does ot allows you to open an interactive session

  I get this error message when you try to access a remote desktop connection.  The local policy of this system does ot allows you to open an interactive session

  Hi CamilleHolt,

  1. were you able to use the before remote desktop connection?

  You can try the following steps and check if it helps.

  a. Click Start, point to settings and then click Control Panel.

  b. double-click System and select the remote settings and then click the Remote tab.

  c. click Select users, and then add the name of the user account

  d. click Add and then click OK.

  Note: Adding users to the remote desktop group requires that you are connected via an administrator account.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.