remote desktop client refuses to stay-put updated to version 6.1

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• A heartbeat of Remote Desktop Client configuration

  I have two Windows 7 computers: one is located in a remote location, and the other is in my office running Desktop Client (mstsc.exe) remotely and is connected to the "remote server". I only need to interact with the server if it generates an alert, otherwise, I just need to keep an eye on the remote screen.

  If the link to the server goes down due to the instability of the network or a power outage on its end, the RDP Client will not display no error until I try to interact with the RDP session - and then it will take a few seconds before the session expires before the Client determines the server does not respond and tries to reconnect.
  This means that unless I noticed that the RDP window has "frozen" or I move the cursor of the mouse on it, I often can't tell I've lost communication with the remote computer.

  Is it possible to configure the remote desktop client to continually test if the connection to the server is active when I a RDP session works without having me manually interact with the RDP session?

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  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  According to the description of the issue, I recommend you post your query in the TechNet Forums. Please visit the following link:

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• A Remote Desktop Client running Windows 7 can connect to a server running Windows server 2003?

  A Remote Desktop Client running Windows 7 can connect to a server running Windows server 2003?

  Want to know if I need to upgrade a Windows Server 2003, if remote clients are upgraded from XP to Windows 7.

  Yes, windows 7 RD client connect to Server 2003.  You will see just a security warning, but you can just click Yes and connect as usual.

• Laptops and Remote Desktop Client

  I recently installed the Dr customer on my iPhone running iOS 8.1.3 5s. He connected very well with my desktop under W7. I'm now trying to connect to my 3 laptops on the same home network computers also now W7. Using the same procedure as on the desktop, I tried and nothing. What I am doing wrong?

  Thanks for any help that anyone can give.

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  Thanks for posting on Microsoft Community.

  I wish to inform you that Remote Desktop issues are supported in Windows 7 TechNet forums.

  I suggest that you post the application on Microsoft TechNet forum because we have experts working on these issues. You can see below mentioned link to display the same query on the TechNet forum:

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

  If you have any other problems with your Windows 7, do not hesitate to send us, and we would be happy to help you further.

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• Microsoft Remote Desktop & Client iPad RD - mouse?

  Hi, I use your Clien RD large in my iPAD to work to connect remotely (via VPN) to my office/computer laptop at the office. It works very well with my Bluetooth keyboard, but miss me the mouth to be fully operational on the iPad.

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  I wonder weather Windows looked at the business case and the possibility of marketing a mouse compatible with RD client for iPads, I'm of course with the new iPad pro there will be even more users in my same situation!

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  Thanks for the response back.

  I suggest you to send your request in the TechNet Windows 7 IT Pro Networking forums to get the problem resolved.

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• Remote Desktop Client - I must be connected to WiFi?

  I just installed RD Client on my iPhone running iOS 8.1.3 5s. I have connected to my desktop under W7 PC. I noticed that it works fine when I'm on WiFi connection of my network where the PC. When I try to LTE or 4G, nothing. Have not yet had the opportunity to try from a distance WiFi, but I guess it will work fine? Does this mean that I must be connected to a network on my iPhone in order to use this app?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

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  I suggest you to send your query to Microsoft® TechNet Forums where we have experts to solve the problem.

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  https://discussions.Apple.com/community/iPhone/using_iphone

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• Apple Remote Desktop client

  Y at - it a current downloadable version of this program, and how do I get it.

  Using the model, the most recent version.

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• If I have no domain how to set up the remote on iOS desktop client?

  When I tried to put it to the top of the remote desktop client never worked. I learned later that I had no domain name, if this is the case that type in the user name box in the configuration of remote desktop as he invites me to type in domain/user.

  I guess you are asking about Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac!

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• Remote Desktop does not work since MacOS Sierra update

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• login screen Remote desktop showing on mac client connection

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  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?

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

• Addition of family XP Edition Remote Desktop Services

  I have a laptop with Windows XP - Home Edition.  I want remote access to this laptop to a Tablet using the Desktop Client remotely by Xtralogic, Inc.

  The presentation of the product Xtralogic said, "the following operating systems have remote desktop Services and can be connected using Xtralogic Remote Desktop Client without software additional server-side: Windows XP Professional, [other deleted for brevity]."

  Literature Xtralogic saye also expressly as Windows XP - Home is not Remote Desktop Services out of the box.

  My question is this: the necessary Remote Desktop Services software can be added separately to my laptop with XP Home?  How can it be acquired or bought?

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  We can install the remote tool. Please visit this link.

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• Remote Desktop connection for XP Pro to a pc Windows 7

  I am trying to connect to a Windows 7 Pro pc using my Windows XP Pro computer.  I created the firewall for inbound and outbound rules to a specific port, set the port on the Terminal Server and upgraded the Remote Desktop Client in the XP box to 6.0.  However, I still can't connect to the Win7 pc unless I completely disable the firewall.  Could someone please give me a solution to this problem?

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  Hello

  The firewall blocks the traffic, you probably does not correctly configured the ports and its opening.

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

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/3922-Remote-Desktop-connection-RDC-network.html

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• Remote Desktop. Why the differences?

  In this case I use Remote Desktop to connect a system from Vista Home Premium to Windows XP Professional on a local network.  Still, it establishes a connection, but can behave in 3 different ways:

  1. the session starts and works very well.  After entering the password (I ask the password), it goes directly on the desktop of the remote PC

  2. the session begins, then I am taken to the login screen of the normal remote PC (what you expect to see if you were working on this PC).  When you enter the password, it then goes to the desktop.

  3. I get the blah "can not load your profile...". ", where Windows will load a temporary profile that takes you back office.  Logging and lumbering back to still seems to work, i.e. log on normally.

  So, no show stopping issues, but why?  Certainly why the difference between 1 and 2?  Thoguh that you arrive at the same place, with 2, you get also present with all the other user accounts on this computer.  For my part, it is not a constraint, but what happens if I don't want to have other possibilities of connection presented?  Remote Desktop Client indicates the account to Log On with, so why present all others?  On the question of the profile, there are a lot of intel available, but I have yet to find the cause in my configuration.  It's exhausting rather than as a problem, but I would be very happy to eliminate this behavior.

  Hello

  You can check out the following link and check:

  Remote Desktop connection: frequently asked questions

  The problems of desktop remotely

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• Distorted screen of Windows 7 remote desktop printing

  In our work environment, we are running Win7 Pro on workstations with monitors 24 ", and we are mode connection full screen on Windows 2003 Terminal Server that has a monitor standard aspect ratio of 4:1.  We use specific software in the industry for our company, and when we print, the text is elongated.  If the screen resolution for the Terminal Server Session on the client is configured for 1024 x 768 instead of 1900 x 1200, it prints very well as shown here:

  

  Unfortunately, the way things are presented to the user on the screen at 1024 x 768 is not satisfactory.

  We have a few (all 1900 x 1200 widescreen) customers who use software in the industry outside the Terminal Server environment, and they print without problem.  This leads me to believe that there is a specific problem in Win7 remote desktop client, or the Terminal Server itself.  Whatever it is, the display resolution selected for the Terminal Session is clearly the culprit.  In software, the print is first presented in a preview before printing, and the lengthening of the police is visible in the preview screen. I think that the software is written in C++, but I'm not 100% sure on that.  I'm guessing this has something to do with the print job will be returned on a big screen, but I'm not advanced enough to find out how or why that matters in the grand scheme of things.

  I have installed the patch in KB2768741 to Win7 clients, but he did nothing to help the issue.

  Ideas?

  Hello Jay,

  According to the information provided, I see that you are working on a domain network environment. If Yes, then I would advice, you follow the link mentioned below to validate your request in the TechNet forums because they have more expertise on these issues.

  Forums TechNet for Windows 7
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?Forum=w7itpronetworking

  Hope this information helps.

  Thank you

• Keeps remote desktop abandon the connection

  Hello

  I have just upgraded to Windows 7 Windows 8. The main question that I have now with Windows 8, it is the remote desktop client is somehow broken for me. Whenever I use it, it blocks (i.e. I can't interact with the remote computer) and then I get the box of Pseudo-dialogue indicating reconnection it will reconnect and I return the remote access. He does it all the time (about every few minutes). Note that when I can't interact with the computer to remove it, I can still ping it very well. Clearly, it is not a connection problem.
  It seems to be a problem with Microsoft Remote Desktop Client because I'm so tired, I tried 2 alternatives: terminals and mRemoteNG. Their use, never removes the connection.
  However, I would like to use the Microsoft client as it is more convenient to use. I tried to copy some binary files from Windows XP or Windows 7, but they do not work properly when I try to run them, I guess it's more than a simple 'mstsc.exe' to copy (I copied c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dll thus, but it kept loading of Windows 8).
  Anyone with a similar problem?
  Thank you
  Manu

  A fix came out 11/13 which appears to solve the problem for me. The number is 2897602.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2897602