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• Windows Remote Desktop for Mac 2.01 - buttons Invisible Radio

  I have a MacBook Pro (Intel Core i5 2.53 Ghz to) that I use to connect to a desktop computer Dell Windows XP Professional SP3 Windows Remote Desktop for Mac 2.01.  Connecting to XP from my Mac desktop, everything seems to work properly.  Looking more closely however, radio buttons do not appear on the applications that use them.  This does not work with just a single application, but in all areas with applications and web browsers in the side of XP displaying my Mac desktop.  This problem can also be reproduced with laptops and desktop computers running XP SP3.

  If someone has encountered this problem or a solution?

  Hello Jason A_12,.

  Remote Desktop is supported by TechNet Forum.

  Click on the link below to ask your question on TechNet. http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserverTS/threads

  Thank you

  Marilyn

• Microsoft Mouse and keyboard Center 2.3.188.0 is not Exchange buttons of the mouse correctly with Windows Remote Desktop

  I use Microsoft Mouse and keyboard Center for years with no problems. For example, version 2.2.173.0 worked well. I use Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.

  I swapped the buttons on my Comfort Optical Mouse 3000 (so that the right button's "click" and the left button displays a context menu, for example). When I connect to a remote computer, traded buttons continue to operate as programmed.

  Just set Windows Update to update my mouse and keyboard Center to the 2.3.188.0 version. Now when I use the Windows Remote Desktop to connect to another computer that is running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit, my button is not honored. In other words, on the local computer, the right button of the mouse is 'click '. On the remote computer, the left mouse button is 'click '. The keys are reversed on the local computer, as I have it configured, but not on the remote computer.

  I called Microsoft and was transferred to various departments. I would like to report this bug, although I have to pay out of pocket, but there seems to be no way to report this bug.

  Is there a way to report this bug to Microsoft? Is there a solution? How can I revert to a previous version of Microsoft Mouse and keyboard Center?

  I suggest to perform a restore of the system to a restore point before the update.

  You can also uninstall the keyboard and the mouse Center programs and features.

  Then, go to this site and download the previous version.

  (I couldn't find any previous version on Microsoft sites, but I checked the file hash values, I downloaded Microsoft previously).

  MD5: 4a2fb26c01d96b25487735da2925f89a

  SHA1: a68199c29a840dc8719c7f644ae14a4b138f65e7

  http://www.userdrivers.com/keyboard-mouse/Microsoft-mouse-and-keyboard-Center-2-2-173-0-for-Windows-7-8-x86-x64/download/

• Adobe InCopy (via Creative Cloud) can be installed on Windows Remote Desktop?

  Hello, can Adobe InCopy (via CC) be installed on the Windows Remote Desktop? We already have licenses for all users of the software team in our Organization so it would be the same that connecting to a second computer creative cloud.

  We use the InCopy remote workflow to great success, but sometimes the InCopy users need to access the files on our servers.

  Thank you.

  I don't see that option here system requirements | InCopy

• For Windows XP, desktop background well, but nothing else seems no icons, nothing

  For Windows XpBackground desktop is fine, but nothing else appears, no icons, nothing, a message saying UxTheme.dll. is missing and re - install it might help, but I don't have the disk. I put it to date by a company, and they must have. I don't really know anything computers as well. Write slowly please.

  Thank you

  Tonya

  Sometimes to restart Explorer, you can get out of this situation.  When you arrive at the blank screen, press Ctrl - Alt - Delete if all goes well a window will appear that allows you to choose 'Task Manager '.  Click on the Task Manager and when it starts, click on the "Processes" tab and then select the file-> new task.  When that window comes to the top, enter "Explorer" in the box, and then click 'OK '.  I hope that your screen will then fill.

  HTH,
  JW

• How to open life cam studio for a remote desktop?

  in my holiday home, have windows 7 pro with installed microsoft life cam. This computer is remote access enabled.

  Since my home computer, I can access my house OK computer, but cannot open my cam life.  Get a message "no camera installed.

  How can I access my life cam and the studio for my computer?

  c

  Hi seejoe,
  Take a look at the faq:
  Remote Desktop connection
  B Eddie

• What high port of windows remote desktop XP use?

  I have a system with 63 customers on them and I need to use remote desktop and computer management tools, but our service HERE must know which ports need to be open can someone help me with this?

  It seems that it is port 3389.

  Go to this site and click on the last question:

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

  HTH,
  JW

• How to disable vista windows remote desktop

  How to disable the windows vista Remote Desktop Home premium

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-Windows-Vista/

  Do the above in reverse order.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• using windows Remote Desktop connection 7 to vista

  I bought a laptop with windows 7 and I would like to know how I can remote control my Office Home premium windows vista in my laptop with windows 7.  I read that windows vista does not allow the conections using the remote desktop connection tool.

  is the different way to connect to my vista to windows 7, when I'm away from home?

  It can be done in certain versions of Vista, but not in all.  The ability is disabled by default.  Here's how to set it to the top and also explains in which versions it works:http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/turn-on-remote-desktop-in-windows-vista/.  Unfortunately, Home Premium is not included.

  Here is an article on how to use 3rd party free software to add Remote Desktop capablility to Home Premium:http://www.ghacks.net/2007/02/12/add-remote-desktop-access-to-windows-vista-home-editions/.  Use it at your own risk.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• Windows Remote Desktop connection

  Good day, the team

  Please, I have 2 computers, COM A [Windows 7] and COM B [Windows 8.1].

  I would like to have remote desktop connection Windows on both computers with the B COM is the controller and the COM has being the controlled.

  If please be informed that I went to the windows Web page, called their tech support and this seems to be my last will. My modem is AZTECH 1016 EN

  There are a few things missing in your message:

  • What flavor of Windows each machine work? Home Basic? Professional? Ultimate?
  • The two machines are connected to the same network?
  • You have a problem? If so, what is it?
  • You have a question?

  This article might help you.

• Windows Remote Desktop to virtual over a Windows Mac computer

  Here is my configuration:

  VMware Fusion installed on an iMac with OS X version 10.6.  I want to remote desktop from another PC in the virtual machine on the Mac, but I'm not having any luck so far.

  Does anyone know settings ethernet preferred between Mac OS and virtual machine that would allow this?  Or does anyone know any success with this?  Thanks for the help and let me know if more information on my part would be beneficial.

  Welcome to the community - I think would be best be bridged--that passing the virtual machine can obtain an IP address on the physical network.

• Tried to install Windows Remote Desktop Connection.

  I'm running 32 bit xp pro svc pk 3, ie 8. I have a friend who is running xp home, svc pk 3, IE 8. I want to set up a connection to remote so I can help with fixing on the xp pc problems at home. Search in the forums gave me this site: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?DisplayLang=en&id=856 , I tried to download from my cd and got a msg saying it is already installed on the xp pro and look under the heading accessories communications remote desktop connection, I did it but it is not listed. Services has help and Auto Connection - connection - management session in this moment I on manual, I started the services and their changed automatically, but it isn't always in my accessories.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/F10/help-remote-desktop-connection-not-showing-366115.html

  Thank you N Syed, but I finally found a site that has responded to my question. Noted above, and it explains where and what file to find mstsc file and place it in the folder of the comm in VAC. However it gave me an error msg: specified file is not found. PAM handed the file system protected to system32 and instead, I created a shortcut on the desktop. and now, I'll check the link above.

  Downloading and the ms support link is fine, but they do not explain where the file is located on your computer, it just says that it is loaded in your pc.

  Appreciate your attempt anyway. Thank you and I am afraid that this question is closed.

• WINDOWS REMOTE DESKTOP

  I can't connect to the work computer via remote desktop. Error, said that this computer can not connect.

  Check with your work IT people to see if they allow to connect to desktop computers.  If they do, they will be able to tell you how.  In general, companies do not allow that without a solution VPN in place. Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

• Tips for Windows users who have chosen Macintosh

  Hello!

  If you read this discussion, so I'm assuming that you are now the proud owner of an iMac. Congratulations for your choice and welcome in the Macintosh community! The purpose of this discussion is to create a reference guide for users who have recently acquired a Mac and learn how to do many basic tasks as we used to do in Windows, but on a Macintosh instead. I will do my best to add content to this guide based on the feedback of the community, but for now, here is a list of topics that I find very useful for the first time that Mac users.

  Q: "that Mac has a right-click?

  A: right-click functionality is present on your Mac. If you use a third party with two buttons separate, then mouse right click is available in the same way that you're used to. If you opted to use the mouse Magic Mouse, you can activate "secondary click" by opening system preferences (the silver gear on your dock icon), by selecting 'Mouse' and check 'secondary click. " Now, the right side of your mouse Magic Mouse will provide right click functionality. Alternatively, you can press the control key on your keyboard while you press the button on your Magic Mouse to have access to the same functions. If you use the Magic Trackpad, you can enable secondary click in the same way you would with the Magic Mouse, but you will be rather type the Magic Trackpad with two fingers in order to access, click on functions.

  Q: "is there a keyboard shortcut that works like Alt + F4 to close the Mac?"

  A: there are indeed shortcut that allows you to stop your Mac from your keyboard. Press command + Eject and you will see a menu that says "restart, sleep, cancel, Shut Down. By default, 'Shut Down' is already highlighted, which means that all you have to do is press the Enter key. Just like that, you closed your Macintosh.

  Q: "what is the keyboard shortcut to close an application?

  A: for closing of an application you are using, press command + Q. Note that by tapping on the red circle (or red x, depending on which version of Mac OS X you are running) in the upper left corner of your application window does not close the application. By pressing the red circle only will leave the current application window, but keep the app running in the background.

  Q: "is there is start menu? How can I find my installed applications? »

  R: OS X, the advanced operating system that powers your Macintosh, manages the launch of applications and the user interface of Windows separately. First of all, installed applications can be read of Launchpad. To access Launchpad, you can click on the rocket icon silver on your dock (the dock is the place where a row of icons for application on the bottom of your screen). Alternatively, you can press the Launchpad shortcut key on the keyboard that came with your iMac. The shortcut key for Launchpad is F4. Second, you can use the Finder to display each application, the document or the file that is currently on your computer. Finder is the blue smiling icon on your dock, also known as the "Happy Mac" icon Open Finder, and listed on the sidebar will be the Applications folder, which will be an alphabetical list of all your applications.

  Q: "How do we install an application?

  R: If you use the Mac App Store to buy your software, everything you have to do is click on 'Install' once you have bought the application. If you use an application that sits on a DVD - ROM, or that you have downloaded from the Internet, then there are two methods that you will encounter. The first method is via an installation wizard, similar to Windows. Just follow the instructions given by the installation wizard, and the installer will do the rest. The second and the most common method is to mount the .dmg file (.dmg is an extension of a disk image file) by double-clicking it, and then dragging the icon of the application in your Applications folder. You can access your Applications folder in the Finder.

  Q: "how to ". uninstall applications? »

  
  

  A: the process of uninstalling applications on a Macintosh computer is fairly simple and often does not require the user to face a "Uninstall Wizard. Open the Finder, blue, smiling face icon located on your dock. Select 'Applications' in the sidebar. Locate the icon of the application that you want to install, and then you click-and - drag the icon to the trash icon on your dock. Once the application of the Recycle Bin icon, you can open the trash and choose "Empty" in the upper right. Just like that, your application is removed from your Macintosh.

  Q: "How do I find my Mac for files and applications.

  R: OS X and its antecedent, Mac OS, introduced the innovation, fully integrated desktop search, first with Sherlock and now with the projector. To access Spotlight, you can click on the magnifying glass icon in the upper right of the bar at the top of your screen. Once you click this icon, you will need to type in a search field. Start typing the name of the folder, file, document or application you are looking for, and Spotlight will provide a list by category that matches the query expression, you typed.

  Q: "How do I defragment my hard drive?

  
  

  A: Unlike Windows, OS X uses the HFS + file system. By default, HFS + automatically defragments the files on your hard drive. In other words, you have nothing to do at all, that OS X is "smart" enough to handle this task on its own. Please note that there are some third-party defragmentation tools that are available online. Avoid these tools, not only because they are unnecessary, but also because they run the risk of harming your Macintosh, rather than help them.

  Q: "How do I clean the registry?

  R: OS X does not make use of a registry to store application settings. Applications running in OS X are, for the most part, autonomous. So there is no registry for your management.

  Q: "what is the equivalent of Mac Control Panel?

  R: on the Macintosh, the 'System Preferences' is the tool that allows users to manage things like wallpaper, devices, user accounts, network settings and much more. "System preferences" can be found by clicking the gear icon money on your dock, or using the dashboard to choose "System Preferences" icon or by opening Finder, select 'Applications' in the sidebar and clicking on the icon "System Preferences."

  Q: "what is the equivalent of Mac of MS Paint?"

  A: Macintosh is a great computer to create media rich content and Apple offers several solutions for the production of such content. However, Apple does not provide equivalent software workaround for MS Paint. There are however a number of fantastic offers from third parties that provide a comparable and in many ways, superior functionality. I recommend an app called GIMP, acronym for "GNU Image Manipulation Program". GIMP has no monetary cost and may be acquired from the GIMP project site. Alternatively, you can use the Mac App Store and download a tool such as supreme paint, which is a tool of low-cost ($4.99 at the time of this writing) which also offers features similar to MS Paint and GIMP. Here are links to each

  GIMP: https://www.gimp.org/downloads/

  Supreme paint: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/supremepaint-fully-functional/id993977111?mt=12

  Q: "what is the equivalent of Mac of Windows Movie Maker"

  A: every new Mac comes with the suite iLife software, including Garageband and iMovie. iMovie is a robust application that offers edition advanced functions and effects not found in Windows Movie Maker. If you are interested in a more powerful tool, Apple also offers Final Cut Pro, which offers a studio quality editing solution, with an interface that is familiar to users of iMovie.

  Q: "what is equivalent to Mac from Windows Media Player?"

  A: every Mac is QuickTime Player, a media player that supports a number of media formats, including AIFF, MP3, MP4, WAV, JPEG, MPEG files and many others still. If you play a DVD, you will need to use the DVD player, which is a separate application that is preinstalled on your Mac. Alternatively, you can use iTunes to watch and listen to all the same formats of files supported by QuickTime Player. You can also buy movies on the iTunes store and watch them in the iTunes application.

  I highly recommend that you are reading switch Basics: on Windows, I used to... - Apple Support and also https://www.apple.com/support/macbasics/pctomac/

  The use of a Mac is extremely simple, millions of PC users are passed successfully (including myself 10 + years), it takes very little time to become proficient.

  Moreover, drefragging a HD is not necessary on a PC and not a Mac. It is the thought of the early 1990s and was not necessary for many years. If you start playback as the two links provided, you will find all your answers, more I HIGHLY recommend that you look at the site of Apple OS X, located at http://www.apple.com/osx/

  Good luck and welcome to the light side.

• Can I get special offer for Windows 8 because I just bought my laptop Windows 7?

  I just struggle a new notbook with windows home Premium can I get a deal on windows 8 is 10 days I have not regesterd he still still using my old one of my notbook

  You can find all the information at this web page:

  http://windowsupgradeoffer.com/en-us/home/ProgramInfo