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• How to enable the remote desktop on windows 7 because it is missing in system properties | using Remote tab

  How to enable the remote desktop on windows 7 because it is missing in system properties | tab use remotely.

  I am running Windows 7 Ultimate edition with service pack 1.

  I used to connect my mac via the desktop tool to remotely (2.1) on my mac to my pc windows 7.

  Now, it does not.  Check the services of windows 7 I have ensured that all the remote control * services are enabled, but I still do see the Remote Desktop option in system, under the remote settings properties.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  MasterJay1

  Click Start, click Help, and then type this phrase in the search box:

  enable remote desktop

  Article 5 will have explicit instructions for the task.

• Install RDCman 2.2 the use Remote Desktop on windows server 2003 fails with the error: incompatible version of c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dll

  2.2 RDCman install remote desktop on windows 2003 server util fails with the error: incompatible version of c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dll

  CAN ANYONE HELP?

  Hi Mordi26:

  This could be because windows server 2003 is not updated with the latest version of the Terminal Server client. With terminal services client 6.0 update... It should solve the problem. Here is the link to download:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/confirmation.aspx?familyId=cc148041-577f-4201-B62C-d71adc98adb1&displaylang=en

• 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.

• Remote Desktop on Windows 7 Professional, connect to Windows XP SP3.

  original title: DISTANCE OFFICE WIN7 PRO on WIN XP HOME EDITION SP3.

  I am trying to connect to a Win XP Home Edition SP3 computer laptop from a Win7 Pro on WLAN & Gigabit network. It always brings up this:

  Remote Desktop cannot connect to the remote computer to one of the following reasons:

  (1) remote access to the server is not enabled.

  (2) the remote computer is disabled.

  (3) the remote computer is not available on the network

  Make sure that the remote computer is turned on and connected to the network, and remote access is enabled.

  DETAILS:

  Windows XP Home Edition SP3 with RDP file Version: 6.0.6001.18589

  Windows 7 Professional with RDP Version: 6.1.7601.17514

  I also tried to download and install the latest RDP on the Microsoft Web site, and it starts to install goes up to 65% and then I get a popup saying:

  "Remote Desktop connection cannot be installed because your operating system already has a built-in version. See all programs\Accessories\Communications\Remote Desktop connections on your Start menu. »

  The Windows XP laptop has a wireless card, so I use a linksys WUSB100 V2. with my WRT610N Linkysys however Windows 7 is mostly on gigabit ethernet with router.

  I tried to run RDP on WLAN & ethernet both. No luck yet. Help, please...!

  P.S.: I need access to Windows XP laptop computer from my Win7 Pro laptop.

  Kind regards

  PR@$#@NT

  Thanks in advance!

  Hi PR@$#@NT,

  You can check if the following items to help you.

  Connect to another computer using Remote Desktop connection

  Configure the remote desktop on Windows 7 systems

  See also:

  How to use the Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop feature

• Administrative failling Remote Desktop on Windows Server 2008 R2

  A problem arose on one of my servers to Windows Server 2008 R2, where I can connect is more reliable in the server by using Remote Desktop connection.  If I manually restart all the Remote Desktop services I can sometimes, not all the time, log one time with the DRC, but if I disconnect or close I can't log back in through restarting the service sometimes successful.  I can restart the entire server and no DRC runs at startup.

  The only change that has taken place today, is that I have installed the SolarWinds TFTP server.  DRC worked fine after that for hours.  DRC later no longer worked.  I deleted the server TFTP SolarWindws and the problem persists.

  There is no error in the case where the spectator who are obvious.

  Any thoughts?

  Thank you

  Jordan Winkelman
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  Hi JordanWinkelman,

  Your question of Windows 7 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 Server 2008 R2 General

• Remote Desktop for windows 7

  Hello

  I want to put in place the control remote desktop using my laptop running windows 7 to access another computer running windows xp family.
  How can I do?

  Thank you

  According to the page linked below, "you cannot use Remote Desktop connection to connect to computers that are running Windows XP Home Edition."

  Connect to another computer using Remote Desktop connection
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/connect-to-another-computer-using-Remote-Desktop-connection

  You might want to try TeamViewer:

  TeamViewer
  http://www.TeamViewer.com/en/index.aspx

  Kind regards

• CP1518: Installing drivers without this printer for remote desktop use. How?

  Problem: I'm trying to install the printer drivers for a HP Color Laserjet CP1518 printer on a Windows XP machine without having the printer connected physically, but by using the driver installation program there is no option for this.

  Why:  My CP1518 is here with me in one city, but there is another system of Windows XP in another town I frequently using Office Access distance.  Remote Desktop allows you to print documents on the remote computer and have them redirected to go out on your local printer.  Before this is possible, you must install the printer driver on the remote computer (where he is NOT stuck).  This has always worked great for me with the 6Ps Laserjet and Laserjet 2300 s, and I seem to remember a downloadable "Advanced" installation any which allowed you to simply install the drivers (for example, for COMPUTER technicians who handle settles on a large number of machines on a local network).

  Deadlock: The CP1518 driver install program insists that the printer be detected during the installation process, or you leave.  Is there a way around this approach to "hold your hand" to get the files installed on this machine?  Is there an alternative, stripped, installation driver available?  Any other ideas?

  Advocacy: Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  Jason

  Hi Jasonmckay12,

  Many printers have not a "profession or HE use only driver." Those who do not yet have the functionality you're looking for, but you will need the complete software functionality. This will include the Toolbox to install the driver without the printer at hand.

  This is the software you need, and it is compatible with XP and Vista.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=LJ-70824-1&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&OS=228&product=3422472

  I hope this helps!

  Best regards

  CDGuru

• Unable to access Remote Desktop on my computer at home, when the network is set to Public.

  I have a computer set up at home as a hobby-Web server, designated 'Server', Windows 7 Professional (Swedish language version). The server has installed Norton Internet Security. Standard port in the firewall is open to allow remote desktop connections.

  I can't connect to the server by using remote desktop, unless...

  When I open the network - and center of the share on the server, under view your active networks, my internet connection ('designated network 8' by Windows) has the value 'Public network '.

  I can not connect to the server.

  If I change "Network of 8" to "Home network" or "Work" - so I can connect to the server by using remote desktop.

  But if I put the adapter network/public IP of my server to "Home network", is not my compromised security more than it already is when I encouraged Remote Desktop? I don't want to let my Internet connection to the home network, because the point of having different settings is because I want to have my internal network to a lower level of security for access to the network drive.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, I understand that you have a query.

  I suggest you re-post your query on The TechNet Forums because we have experts working on this type of questions and for you help the better.

  Check out the link:

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

  Hope this information helps. Please let us know if you need any other help with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Can I connect using Remote Desktop to Windows 7 Pro to Windows XP Pro?

  Original title: Remote Desktop

  can I connect to a windows 7 pro is a windows xp pro?

  Yes you can, please try the following:

  1 right-click 'Computer' and select 'Properties' (or open 'Control panel' and select 'System')

  2. click on "Remote settings" in the upper left corner of the window
  3. on the "Remote" tab, select "allow connections to this computer remotely.

  4. make sure that you uncheck "Allow only the connection of computers running Office remotely with level (recommended) network authentication" as I'm sure that XP does not support this.

  I hope this helps.

  Please let me know how you go with this

  Concerning

  Chris

• If I configure Windows XP for automatic logon, then I can't access with Remote Desktop in Windows 7.

  I have Windows XP on my old computer and Windows 7 on my new.

  I have my old computer with auto-logon installation as described in http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315231, when it starts, it will automatically in Windows XP.

  However, if I try to connect remotely from my new computer with Windows 7, I can I connect, but as soon as the old computer hangs on the spot, the automatic connect feature kicks in and the old computer connects again locally, actually expel the connection at a distance in a few seconds.

  Please notify. Thank you.

  I think that this is normal, you cannot establish a remote desktop connection to a Windows XP computer when automatic login is enabled, I believe that this has been changed in Windows 7.

  John

• Could not find a connector remote desktop in windows xp or I can install it

  Hello world

  I'll try to find mstsc.exe on my computer, so I can connect to another computer in the building, and he's not here, despite being apparently integrated into my version of windows xp, so I downloaded from the microsoft site and, at halfway through the installation, I get an error stating that the program is already installed as built in the part of the operating system , but I can't find it anywhere!
  I'm usually a mac user, this problem is on the computer at work so forgive me for any ignorance, because I haven't used windows in over 6 years.
  Thank you in advance!

  It can be installed on Windows XP Professional

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/284931/en-us

  To find the Remote Desktop Connection shortcut, click the button start , click all programs or programs, and then click Accessories. To quickly open remote desktop connection, open the start menu and type mstsc in the search box.

  You can't use Remote Desktop connection to connect to computers running Windows XP Home Edition.

• Remote Desktop in windows vista home edition isn't here

  OK, I have a friend on the seas and the home edition of windows vista does not have active Office on his computer, and she needs help with this problem. An admin in our play group and she needs to remote desktop to help us. the research that we have done so far says that this is not enabled in the copies of the home edition. This I ask for is there a way to enable that in its copy, and what can we do about it? I ask you to find additional information for it, but I can put him in touch with yall on here too. We need a fix for this, or a way to fix and how to do it. If its possible? all welcome solutions. Thank you!

  Chris

  Use teamviewer instead. It is easier. Simply install on both, then the other person gives you the ID and the password to connect

• remote desktop Connection Windows Vista PCs

  I have a network with windows vista home PC and I can send an invitation from one computer to another, and then use the work of remote office very well. There is windows 2000 Server and can connect to it very well by browsing the network or by typing the name of the server. I can't connect them to each other with the name of the computer or IP address and the network browse will not see them. I have turn on remote desktop support and also turn on and under windows firewall I have checked windows remote management. Spyspweeper is my anti virus / anti spy software

  Hello Coloradogeekboy,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community site. The question you have posted is related to Windows Vista in aServer environment and would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will support what ask you

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  If you use a Windows Server, you can also post here:

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  Hope this helps J

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• Remote Desktop connection: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit connects to the computer of Windows XP VPN

  Hi all

  I am trying to establish remote desktop TO my new laptop (Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit) on my computer (Windows XP) work via a VPN. The VPN Client connects to my network to work with no problems, but when I try to use the remote desktop connection I get an error message:

  Remote Desktop cannot connect to the remote computer to one of the following reasons:

  (1) remote access to the server is not enabled

  (2) the remote computer is disabled

  (3) the remote computer is not available on the network

  Make sure that the remote computer is on and connected to the network, and remote access is enabled.

  Items 1-3 are working well, so I guess that the problem is caused by another issue?
  I'd appreciate any help.
  Thank you
  Lou

  Thanks for your response Al. To answer your qus:

  (1) cisco VPN Client for 64 - bit.

  (2) I don't know how to ping through the VPN tunnel - I don't see this option, anywhere in the Cisco customer (I'm not a professional, just a user)

  (3) Yes. Also, I can connect to the host PC via my old laptop XP (xp) of fine House, just not my new laptop (Windows 7 Home Premium) so the problem must be with my new laptop rather than at the end of the host PC.

  After that you connect through the VPN tunnel open a command window, IE. go in Start > run , then type cmdand type ping DRC-hostname or IP-address-DRC ping.

  Examples:

  Ping lou - pc

  ping 192.168.1.25

  FWIW, I have a desktop computer home wireless Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64 bit on my LAN that connects fine to a XP Pro SP3 32-bit Wired test machine using [DRC] remote desktop. Now XP Pro SP3 DRC test machine is configured for a static IP address and I have manually configured the network mask, gateway, DNS resolves and made sure that NetBIOS over TCP/IP is enabled in the properties of the NETWORK Ethernet card on the test computer.

  Just for fun, I checked the hashes of file for the file mstsc.exe on the Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit machine and a machine Win 7 Home Premium 32 bit I have and hashes were a bit different as the size of the files. The versions of the files are the same though. I assume that the difference is because we're 64-bit to 32...