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• 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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• Win 7 Home Premium Remote Desktop with Win XP Pro

  I need my Win 7 Home to connect to my Win XP Pro (XP is the host)... I can see portable XP on the network, access files, and the ping... I can not connect via remote desktop.  On XP I have enabled to allow users to connect remotely to this computer, checked exceptions in the system, on the Remote tab properties.  Seems that everything is configured correctly.  I have a wireless router that I use for the network, I do not understand how to check or change access to the port if necessary or if I need a VPN to get there.  Help please.  Thank you

  I need my Win XP Pro to host so can my Win 7 customer home page... Using the laptop running Win 7 I can see and access the files on the laptop running XP.  On XP, I activated allow users to connect remotely to this computer in the system, on the Remote tab properties.  I still can't connect the laptop Win 7 to XP laptop... help please.  Thank you

  Windows 7 Home Premium can only be remote desktop access - you can't access other macines FROM Windows Home Premium.
  See here a FAQ on the remote desktop.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions
  Try TeamViewer - it is a free remote desktop that is platform independent application. If you find my answer helpful, please click the button "Vote as helpful"! Thank you! My Blog

• I can not remote desktop in a Win 7 machine

  Since August patches, we cannot int remote desktop a Win 7 machine. It lets me initially and then loses the connection. So when I try to find it again, it is not found. If I reboot, think likewise. Allows to connect you then disconnects the session, don't me even find the machine...

  Any ideas. Not him did not do anything for the firewall. In fact, I think that people with reduced mobility. IM in the same office with the machine. Thank you.

  Steve Erlitz

  You are in a domain environment? If so I suggest posting on the forum of MSFT Services Office to remotely help...

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/winserverTS/threads

  If this is not the case, have you tried to go back in time to a restore done just before point what happens then replace updated one by one to see which one is causing the problem?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/restore-system-files-and-settings

• Using win xp remote desktop

  I created the XP model to connect remotely, but when I try to connect it keeps asking me a password, but it used to recognize my password.

  Hello Terry,

  There seems to be a problem with the remote desktop connection.

  Click on the link below and see if it helps.

  How to turn on Remote Desktop automatic login in Windows XP

  Good day!

• Remote Desktop does not connect Win 7 on Win XP pro.

  The two turned on, remote active and available on the same network. I tried to connect by the name and Ip address, but I still get the error message. Remote Desktop cannot connect to one of these reasons: 1 remote control, access to the server is not activated 2 remote computer is disabled 3 remote computer is not available on the network.   I have connected before. In fact, I went to my computer in a click with the right button on the computer in the access network, it could not connect. He gave me the opportunity to diagnose the problem, so I chose it. The result of the diagnosis was the computer appears to be correctly configured but (computer) does not. I recently, during the last week, the object a new copy of windows xp pro on the computer and I have connected with access to distance since.  Why can't connect now?

  Check your firewall and router, the remote desktop protocol uses port 3389, this port must be opened.

  John

• Vista Remote Desktop for Win 7 Pro (host) (client) home

  I use VPN to connect to the server - works fine. Remote Desktop to my IP address of the host keeps coming back with "invalid credentials" and invites you with password entry.  I know that I entered the password correctly.  Any help out there

  I finally got to work.  I changed my password on my computer Windows 7 (host).  When you enter the user ID in Remote Desktop, I had to use user domain\username.  It worked finally.

• 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 SP1 - deletion of the remote desktop connection

  I have just reinstalled Win7 and now want to remove Remote Desktop connection.
  I had a search on google and put apart from the endless stream of Web sites offering assistance that is not Microsoft or sites "known", all I can find is how to remove the history of connection and other unnecessary things. I click on these "unknown" sites for advice because they are often littered of malware and other.

  The Microsoft.com search just comes up with a TechNet link on how to turn it off via Group Policy or "appblocker.

  There must be a simple way to remove this? I checked in my control panel for a list of windows components and I haven't found it either. For what is such a massive security risk, it should be easy to get rid of. I am again disappointed by Microsoft for this approach.

  Can anyone help?

  Place in 'Other apps Microsoft windows' for lack of a better category.

  Thoughts aside for Member States:

  When the devil Microsoft did start using the team 'apps' for the installed programs or features? A - that Microsoft has decided to 'follow the herd' now, terrible decision. Windows is not a hipster created 'app' it is a level of business o/s and must be treated in these terms, there was a language and jargon created by the software industry professional for decades that was just fine, the need to 'jazz up' or 'trendify' these terms in 'New talk' is a pathetic attempt by a weak marketing team of desperately do not be left behind. DRIVE to Microsoft and are not for God love grow and use good pre-established conditions and language to describe your operating system, not some trend Street Slang that was created by the generation of wordpress - you're better that that, flow not at their level.

  You can block incoming RDP sessions in the control panel system properties, where it has been the same since 1994 with Windows NT:

  

  In addition, Microsoft called programs 'applications' for many years (decades).  Shortening it to "app" is just a common abbreviation.

  Even Windows 7 said application, but I hope you're smart enough to know that 'app' means 'request', so it should not hurt much.

  

• Remote Desktop works Win 7, but local printer receives a RPC error

  I have several laptops with Windows 7, which connects to 2 computers, using Windows 7 via Remote Desktop. Except for 1 computer, all the Remote Desktop connections work fine.

  A laptop will connect with Remote Desktop very well and allow the user all privileges, except printing on the client computer. The printer is shared in the same way for other laptops, the printer appears as an option and is selected, BUT when a print job is requested, this laptop computer receives a CPP print server error message.

  I also tried to disable the firewall on this laptop and continue to receive a the same printer error, so I don't think that it is a firewall issue. I also replaced it with one of the other phones using the same material and the printer works fine. One last note, I checked that the dirvers impression is correct on the laptop problem. When you are working on the local client computer, the printer works fine, the printing problem occurs only with a remote desktop connection.

  Thank you

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

  I hope this helps.

• Remote Desktop having problems connecting Surface RT to Win 8 portable Pro (new installation)

  Remote Desktop/RemoteApp problems

  I was not able to connect outside of the network.

  I sprung several days trying to solve this problem by myself, then on the phone with Microsoft productivity, and some of them aren't yet familiar with Surface RT. So with the RD in network connection is quite simple and effective, I hope some people here can confirm that they have the same problems or possible solutions.

  As I see it, there are 3 interfaces where we can connect to RD on the Surface RT: Pre-installe Remote Desktop Office found via scanning and research, the metro downloadable RemoteApp and desktop remotely via the control panel).

  I see where ping command is executed on the computer and port 3389 is open and oriented to the laptop, so I will state the problems I see with each when I try to log on a Windows 8:

  (1) pre-installed RD:
  

  It's great and the name of your computer is there for you and connected to your account and network ready. You have options like "Connect and don't warn me if server authentication fails" I think has helped many people on Windows Server with certificate problems.

  Off-grid on Surface RT, however, you get «Remote desktop cannot find the computer _.» This may mean that '_' does not belong to the specified network. Check the computer name and the domain you are trying to connect to."

  (2) metro UI:

  
  

  It seems to do a ping the computer more quickly when you put: 3389 at the end of your IP address. However, no success after having tried with and without the end of the port. The messages I get are...

  RemoteApp 3):

  

  This is the solution I've seen in most tutorials,... but the reason given for not connecting, it is "the remote computer cannot be authenticated due to problems with its security certificate."

  Instead of the option to bypass (which option 1 gives you), there is no other choice, and he says "Windows is unable to continue setting up this connection. Contact the administrator of your workplace. »

  This message made me to learn more about the certificates that I always wanted to know. I tried to start MMC and ensuring that the cert listed in Remote Desktop has been copied to the folders of the confidence of the authorities certificate root (duplex as certificates on the local computer). I tried different combinations and did not really anywhere.

  If someone connects via #3, please post care on your certificate if you can find it.

  Any help on getting one of these methods to work is appreciated. It puts naked repeat that port 3389 is listed as open on my home network, the traffic is transferred to the correct PC and all firewalls are disabled until I can solve this problem.

  Hello

  Sorry for the delay in responding.

  Assistance in connection with Remote Desktop problems are handled by technicians of the TechNet Forums.

  If you are also facing problems with remote desktop on the computer Windows 7, then please post your question in the Windows 7 IT Pro TechNet Forums: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/home?category=w7itpro

  Thank you.

• Gestures to win 8 works with Remote Desktop?

  If I buy a Windows 8 machine that supports touch gestures and I use remote desktop to another machine which does not touch, gestures to work with the other machine.  In other words, are the keys to click and drag to scroll gestures interpreted and passed on to the other box, as if they were actions of mouse?

  The computer you connect needs to support touch. It doesn't matter if the target computer supports touch. For example, desktop applications Microsoft Remote for smartphones will allow touch on computer target Windows 8 because they are all touch screens.

• Remote Desktop stop working after update

  Anyone know why my remote desktop connection did leave work after upgrade to Win 7?  It works in my other computers, so I know that this isn't their server or my credentials.  I checked the box for allow through firewall remote desktop, but I wasn't sure of what other boxes to check.  I don't want to allow access to things that I shouldn't.  Can anyone help?

  Hi t.richards,

  a. do you receive error messages when connecting to the remote desktop?
  b. what updates did you install?
   
  You can check the updates installed in the history of the update.
   
  Follow these steps to see the Windows updates are installed on your computer.
   
  1. open Windows Update by clicking the Start button. In the search box, type Update, and then in the list of results, click Windows Update.
  2. in the left pane, click view update history.
   
  For more information, visit the links below:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/see-which-Windows-updates-are-installed
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/troubleshoot-problems-with-removing-updates
   
  Also check if the settings for the connection Remote Desktop is correct refer the links for more information below.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/connect-to-another-computer-using-Remote-Desktop-connection
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/why-can-t-I-connect-using-Remote-Desktop-connection
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-types-of-Remote-Desktop-connections-should-I-allow
   
  Hope this information is useful.
   
  Umesh P - Microsoft Support

• Remote Desktop connection crashes computer

  I have a windows xp pro machine used for game servers.

  do not really need to do much with it except from time to time to update programs, so I connect to it the using connection since a ultimate win7 remote desktop machine and an another win xp pro machine.  everything works very well for more than a year.

  recently, I had several problems; the box was hacked, but it doesn't seem they did anything except create a userid and snooping.  I have (actually deleted) patched the problem (winamp) and all was well again.  I say this only for the sake of completeness, but don't think that this is relevant

  fast-forward a few months, and one of the drives falls out of the raid mirror.  I ran a repair on it and it seemed ok.

  then all of a sudden, when I now try to connect, it blocks the machine, I am trying to connect to, constantly.

  any suggestions?  I need this machine to accept remote connections, and in any case stop crashing when someone tries.  I have done a ton of anti-malware analysis, using a dozen programs different in case, but didn't find anything.  the daily program is microsoft security essentials, but I run several scanners/cleaners and found nothing.

  also ran ccleaner just in case it was something registry

  any suggestions on how to fix this?  is there a method to reinstall this function or?

  a single note; I CAN remote in the other computers on my win7 ultimate box, so it's certainly that a target of winxp machine.

  IM lost at this stage

  Thank you

  brand

  [edit] I did a full scan with several software products malware/anti-virus (including malwarebyes, spyware, microsoft security databases Dr.) and nothing found.

  also custom restoration system for some reason, so I can't go that route

  and I tried Office remotely to control another computer, and that works fine, so its only when the computer is a target

  Hello

  ·        The computer crashes upwards or it does not restart?

  If it then restarts, it's probably a blue error screen. I suggest you to disable the auto restart and reproduce the problem. If it you encounter a blue screen then, let us know the exact error message and code. To disable automatic reboot follow the steps mentioned below.

  a. right click on my computer and then click Properties.

  b. click on the Advanced tab.

  c. under Startup and recovery, click settings to open the startup and recovery dialog box.

  d. clear the checkbox automatically, restart and then click OK, the number of times required.

  e. restart your computer so that the settings take effect.

  I also suggest you to check the event logs. Follow the steps mentioned in the article below.

  Procedure to view and manage event logs in Event Viewer in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308427

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
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