Problem with remote desktop on Windows 7

On my Windows 7 machine, when I try to use the remote desktop connection, after entering the password it waits a few seconds and then hangs with the message: remote connection Deskptop has stopped working. My work around was to use the DRC in the Windows XP virtual machine. I'm working on a new project where I need to access a Windows VPS Server 2012, which does not allow connections to Windows XP running. I've disabled most of the local resources in the DRC but no luck.

Hi Hubert,.

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