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  When I run the desktop connection remote desktop it conscientiously connects to the laptop.  I will then use the DRC to work on my laptop.  I use the DRC in full screen.  I can (and often do) go to work on my laptop via RDC on my desk (check personal emails, etc.), and then return to the DRC (and laptop).

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  Some days it will happen one or two times, but today it happened about 5 times in 2.5 hours.  The disconnection may happen when I use Outlook, Excel, Word, Internet Explorer - in other words, I don't see a pattern when that happens, he is simply.

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  Have you seen this?

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  Hi team,

  I am facing a problem with the remote desktop connection is disconnected several times. We are having the same problem with 3-4 machines. Those are all machine have a system of operating windows XP SP3 as updated antivirus.

  All but a few minutes after the system will be disconnect from the client computer.

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  You can disable the antivirus temporarily software on all machines & check if the problem persists.

  
  Note: check to allow the back of the antivirus on the computer after you check out.

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  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers Forum!

  1. you can use Microsoft VX-3000 webcam.

  2. However, you can use any webcam of your choice that is compatible with Windows Vista.

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  There are the dangers inherent in the use of any software found on the Internet, and Microsoft cautions you to make sure that you completely understand the risk before retrieving any software from the Internet.

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