Remote Desktop for Windows 7 Professional hangs at welcome screen

Setup: 2 machines on a private network. Trying to remote desktop of Windows Vista Edition full of Windows 7 Professional.

The host machine is running Windows 7 Professional. This Windows 7 machine has 1 single user account which is an Admin that I use to log on (let's say it's 'Joe').

I turned on the remote desktop via computer > properties > remote adjustment > "allow connection of computers running any version of office (less safe) remotely. Then, to be sure my account has access, clicked "select users...". "and above the"Add..." "and 'Remove' buttons, he bed 'Joe already has access."
The client machine that I use remotely to the Windows 7 machine runs Windows Vista Ultimate Edition (let's call it "Joe-notebook").
When I run Remote Desktop Connection program, I tried using the "Joe-Win7" computer name and address local static ip that I assigned to the Windows 7 PC 192.168.1.15.  When prompted I provide the username of the account Admin ("Joe") and the password. At this point, the remote desktop connection goes full screen and I can see that it starts to log on to the Windows 7 computer. A few seconds, the blue spindle stops, and a few seconds later, I get the error message "your Remote Desktop session has ended." The connections to the remote computer was lost, possibly due to network connection problems. Try to connect to the remote computer again... etc"
I tried:
  1. Disable all the non Microsoft Win 7 PC via msconfig services.
  2. Rename the computer Win 7 PC name.
  3. Assign a static ip address to the Win 7 to use the ip address.
  4. Made sure that RDP was on the list of exceptions to firewall on PC Win 7.
Things to note:
  • I am able to the RDP of the Win 7 PC to PC Vista Ultimate on my home network.
  • On the network, I have a Windows XP computer that is also unable to RDP to Windows 7 PCs.
  • I recently installed Windows 7 on this PC and RDP has not worked yet, so this isn't a problem 'suddenly '.
Thank you for your help,
Andrew
P.S., so far, I am very impressed with Windows 7. Keep up the good work.

I found the problem with my inability to RDP to my Windows 7 computer.

On my desktop Windows 7 Pro, I use a card (Rosewill RNX-G300EX) wireless network. When I installed the drivers for this card, she also installed software GUI of own Rosewill (Ralink Wireless Utility) to connect to wireless networks. This setting overrides Windows 7 is built in the GUI to connect to wireless networks.

On a wild guess, I uninstalled the drivers and software for my wireless card and then reinstalled the drivers only and used Windows 7 built in networking and it works now.

I hope this helps.

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