Using win xp remote desktop

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• Why is the port udp 137 used during a remote desktop session?

  I am currently seeing a lot of messages on my firewall indicating port 137 udp is blocked.  I think that when I use remote desktop to a remote system, which attempts to connect to me via the udp port 137 remote systems.  If this is true, why?  This is necessary or if I can change this behavior?

  Hello

  UDP 137 is used by NetBIOS in Windows 7 file sharing.

  According to what you are doing when you use Remote Desktop on your network, it can call the UDP137.

  If it does not interfere with something functional you need to do, leave him alone. The Job firewall is to block aspects of network traffic. You don't have to feel 'sorry' to him do his job.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Win 7 remote desktop and Local printing does not

  I cannot using the network printer locally when I use remote desktop to connect to a Vista computer.  Tab resources for RD, I checked the printers.  The only thing I can understand is that my local network printer, not directly connected to my machine.  Whenever I try to print over my remote desktop session, I can not access my local network printer.

  I installed the printer drivers on the remote computer and when I try to locate the printer, I get the following error message: "Windows cannot connect to the printer.  Print Server Spooler service is not running... "but the spooler service IS running Board.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.  I spent a few hours on this one and am at a loss at this point.

  UPDATE: I tried to connect my printer to the local USB port this morning.  Still would not work.  I get the same error of queue.  The drivers are not corrupt, as others have indicated may be the cause.  They work very well on my system locally with 7.

  I also found a post elsewhere that he issue 'sharing permissions' and 'network permissons' setting to resovle the spooler error.  Still no go.

  Help, please.  I really need to print locally.

  I finally have figued try after four days and many hours on the phone with Microsoft.  Microsoft said it was related to my router settings, but I didn't believe it because the remote computer has seen my iPhone very well when it was connected locally.  After just playing, here is what I found... it was pretty basic!

  On the remote system, when you try to add a 'local' printer, it has a drop-down list with a list of local ports who sees your system remotely.  Some of those who will be on the remote system, but others will be on your local system.  Take note of those that are visible on your local system.  In my case, LPT1 was not visible, but was COM3.

  Then, on your local system, in the settings of your printer works (printer, Ports tab properties), there is a checkbox indicating "Enable Printer Pooling."  When you check this box, you can select multiple ports on your local computer.  Here, you must check the box that shows your remote system (in my case, this is COM3), but make sure your exisitng port is checked as well as (in my case, an IP port for my wireless router).  Basically what you do is on your local system, you are pooling your installation existing printer with a port that can be seen by your system remotely.

  Then, on the remote system, install the printer drivers, but do not select a port.  Then go to printers and add a printer.  Select 'local' facility for whom and when asked for the port, use the port that you checked in the previous step on your local system (in my case, I chose COM3 on my local system).  Select your printer from the list.  It will ask you if you want to use the existing drivers... say Yes.  Print a test page to make sure it works.  Worked fine for me.

  I can simply not believe how obvsious this solution has been!  If the remote system is unable to see the port that you are using currently, pool your configuration with a port that he can see!

• Win 7 remote desktop in Win 98 SE

  I have 4 computers connected to my router. I can remote desktop to the other office of teacher of Win 7 & XP laptop but not the Win 98 SE Office. I can easily access the shared folders on the Win 98 machine because it appears in my network folder. I can also copy from this folder.

  I have a Win 95 program that only runs on Win 98 SE machine. I tried to install the program in the emulator xp.

  When I try to connect, I get the "cannot connect message" standard and all 3 reasons stated are false because I can open the shared folders of type name \\(compter) in the start menu.

  Hi Theoleo,

  I suggest you to download the software of remote desktop connection on the client computer to Windows 98.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/tools/RDCLIENTDL.mspx

  Then, try and see if Windows 7 can Remote Desktop to the Windows 98 client.

• How to make Flash Player Package to use the Apple Remote Desktop.

  I want to deploy Flsh Player Package using Apple Remote Desktop.

  Could you please please teach me how to make Flash Player 'Package' to deploy Apple Remote Desktop on Mac OS X 10.9.

  Hello

  We provide an installation of Flash Player PKG for managed deployment package.  The package is available for download for visitors (with distribution license) current of the Adobe Flash Player Distribution | Adobe page.  The post you are looking for is the option 'download DMG Installer (for system administrators).

  --

  Maria

• Question about the use of Apple Remote Desktop on the Internet

  Hi all

  I used ARD for a few months with the local network.

  Recently, my parents (living in a different city) decided to get an iMac. And they would sometimes help me with the software and everything.

  So I set up a VPN connection between their house and mine, using OpenVPN and TunnelBlick for Mac OSX

  Here's how I plan to do works:

  1 / my parents begin the VPN connection from the iMac to my home networks. Using TunnelBlick, they can do it with just 1 click and it works OK

  3.8.5 2 / my laptop (Macbook Pro), ARC running, I try to look for "local area network", but ARD could not pick up my parents iMac.

  I thought that if my parents iMac connects to my home via VPN network, their iMac will be treated as a "local network" computer just like my Macbook Pro and they should be?

  Could you please let me know where I need to check and what should I look for to make it work?

  Thank you very much

  James

  I thought that if my parents iMac connects to my home via VPN network, their iMac will be treated as a "local network" computer just like my Macbook Pro and they should be?

  ... Yes and no.

  Yes, are vresque on the local network and can access resources on your home network. However, by default, and not without a lot of work, auto-discovery protocols (for example, Hello/zeroconf) do not reach over the VPN connection. It is, in part, because they use broadcast traffic, and the VPN does not pass broadcast traffic because it could overwhelm the WAN link.

  Instead, you must know the LAN IP address assigned to the VPN connection (you will find this in the VPN server log), and then enter your ARD to connect to this IP address. Then you'll be ready.

• Remote Desktop shows only not in system properties

  I'm trying to allow connections on a portable computer and connect via the internet on another.
  I've upgraded from vista Home Prem to Win 7 Home Prem 64 bit.
  I am using the MS. Remote Desktop feature  I read MS Help directions.  When I open the System Properties window and go to the Remote tab, I have the current text of Remote Assistance, but there is NO Remote Desktop block in the window.  It's just not there.  Same situation on another laptop that I have improved.  Help indicates that the feature is available in all versions.  Have not loaded all the features during installation, pourrais I be looking in the wrong place or it is not available in the NVA Home Prem?
  Can I access another computer remotely via the internet without this step?
  Also, how can I identify my full computer name (I prefer just using an IP address if possible)?  Not connected to a domain (just an internet connection and the Working Group), how can I find the remote computer?
  Thank you, Ken.

  I'm sorry, but Windows 7 Home Premium cannot accept office connections remotely on other computers.  This requires the complete edition or professional version.

  All versions of Windows 7 can connect to another computer using Remote Desktop connection.  That's what shows the help file.

  These programs allow Windows 7 Home Premium accepts connections remotely on other computers: TightVNC , TeamViewer , GoToMyPC .

  To use TightVNC, your computer must have an IP address or DNS name.  Dynamics of most of the ISP issue IP addresses, which can change at any time.  You can use a dynamic DNS service like DynDNS or No-IP to give your computer a DNS name.

• The preliminary version of remote desktop connection has expired.

  The preliminary version of remote desktop connection has expired.  To download the full version of remote desktop connection, go to Windows Update or contact your system administrator (Please give me the solution for this problem)

  There are several ways you can solve the problem:

  You can copy the files from a Windows XP SP2 computer and then Windows Remote Desktop should work again.
  a. c:\windows\system32\mstscax.dll

  b. mstsc.exe

  Copy the files in safe mode if not just windows will recreate the files even if you replace them or delete them

  Or you can download an update from the Microsoft Download site and it will get your Remote Desktop works again.
  Update for Windows XP (KB969084) - The Remote Desktop Connection 7.0 client update allows you to use the new remote desktop Services features.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&ID=20609

  Please read the known issues in Windows XP from the article above.

  I hope this helps.

• How to load a "remote desktop"?

  I need to use something called "remote desktop" but cannot find or understand how to load?  Is this software?  I have to add my windows disk?  Help!

  Read the Microsoft KB article:

  Article number: 315328 - how to use the Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop feature
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315328
   

• what webcam for remote desktop?

  Hey, I was wondering if anyone out there knew a webcam that connects via USB and can be used via the remote desktop connection? I have one, but it does not appear as a usable device. Thank you! :-)

  Hey SpydeyNinja,

  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.

  3 take a look at the link that talks about the compatibility below Center. Access the below and go

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/default.aspx?type=hardware

  Note:
  When you use the Webcam with remote desktop, make sure that you enable remote desktop on both computers.
  You can use devices and resources located on or part of my computer like my printer, hard disk or Clipboard, while I'm connected to a remote computer. Check the settings of the device.

  4. in order to access the webcam on the remote computer user might have to use a third-party software.

  Note:
  Microsoft provides this information as a convenience to you. Microsoft does not control these sites and no has not tested any software or information found on these sites; Therefore, Microsoft cannot make any approach to quality, security or the ability of a software or information that are there.

  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.

  Let us know if the steps above will help.

  Kind regards
  Manasa P-Microsoft Support.

• SE error message: the local policy of this system does not log in an interactive way, trying to access a remote desktop connection.

  Original title: the local policy of this system does ot allows you to open an interactive session

  I get this error message when you try to access a remote desktop connection.  The local policy of this system does ot allows you to open an interactive session

  Hi CamilleHolt,

  1. were you able to use the before remote desktop connection?

  You can try the following steps and check if it helps.

  a. Click Start, point to settings and then click Control Panel.

  b. double-click System and select the remote settings and then click the Remote tab.

  c. click Select users, and then add the name of the user account

  d. click Add and then click OK.

  Note: Adding users to the remote desktop group requires that you are connected via an administrator account.

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.

• 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/

• My Win xp SP2 system does not work on Remote desktop from any place

  Another place through WAN my client cannot connect REMOTE DESKTOP connection. I have WIN XP SP2 downgrade. Help, please.
  Another computer, we have the system Win 7 Home Basic Edition. There are also same problem via wan my client is unable to connect desktop connection remote

  THanx

  Antoine birot

  Hello

  1. what happens when you try to connect?

  2. do you get an error message?

  I suggest you to refer to this link and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315328

  It will be useful.

• Remote Desktop has a blank screen from a Windows 7 client on a Win 2003 Server

  Win 7 Ultimate 32 bit Client
  Win 2003 SP2
  Remote Desktop - mstsc.exe

  Multiple Win 7 clients (Ultimate 32 bit) try to use remote desktop to a server Win 2003 breaking all we get is a blank screen after logging in to the remote IP address.  One XP and one another the same remote desktop connection client Vista works fine.  Win 7 is not compatible to connect to Win 2003?

  I also tried via a file .cmd in XP emulation mode and it still does not work.

  All attempts are like Adimiistator and it still does not work.

  Hello Bobe2,

  Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Forum.

  It would be better to post in another forum. This forum is intended for consumers about Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP.
  Given that your question concerns the connection to a Windows 2003 server, it would be preferable for you to post in the forum Windows 2003.
  Click here to post.

  Sincerely, Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Error trying to use remote desktop.

  I'm having a repeatable error trying to use remote desktop in Windows 7 Pro.

  The error I get is:

  Your computer could not connect to another session from the console on the remote computer, because you already have a current console session.

  I don't have sssion another current.  I get this error right after a fresh reboot.  A Mater of fact due to multiple problems, I got with a new computer, I have re-installed Windows on another hard drive to make sure that everything was fresh.  I get the same error.

  I am connected with administrator privileges and I got this error the first time I tried to establish a session.  It's the same problem I had with the other installation of Windows.  Can someone point me to a solution?  I'm relatively new to versions of Windows 7, but not at the earliest.

  Thanks to all who can help.

  Bill

  See what some of these word to say about the problems with the file on your computer and incorrect IP addresses of Hosts.

  Remote Desktop connection - already have a console session
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7programs/thread/6bdafe59-7437-4E02-9139-c22536b8f28e

  Win 7 RC your computer could not connect to another session from the console on the remote computer because you already have a current console session
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itpronetworking/thread/5ce19e8c-DFFB-4BCB-A176-87534993eaa1

  http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft%3Aen-au%3AIE-Address&q=%22Computer+could+not+connect+to+another+console+session+on+the+remote+computer%22+because+you+already+have+a+console+session+in+progress&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=

  You domestic Remote Desktop connection slots between and within your own network, or is it a work at home type of connection?