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• With or without password for remote desktop connection

  Hi all ^_^

  I've got a trick (win 7) & PC (win el maestro)
  I am the only 1 using the tower and the PC for all, after that I created a password for the PC, I tried to log in it in the round using desktop connection remote and it worked, but now I connect the lab PC's get connected f and when I write the password in the computer to connect to the connection in the laboratory is an error or something like that!
  but now I removed the password until I have find a way to connect without having this problem
  can you help me with this?
  I read things on empty passwords and security policy and other things, it's about connecting a computer without password
  can you help me with this?
  I need the boring explanation if you can
  Thank you

  Hello

  You can do this, but I do NOT recommend it because in this case if someone has your IP address then could access your windows by using remote desktop. And people could use find find IP of random generator and when there is NO password can access. so please use password and the password to connect.

  However, you can configure the setting to connect with empty password:

  1) go to control panel

  2 Administrative Tools)

  look 3) to the local security policy

  (4) open and look for security options

  (5) then in account you will see something like "limit local account use of the empty password for console logon only

  (6) try to disable it and reboot your PC

  It should work, but as I said, it could put your PC in DANGER.

  By design remote desktop requires a password to connect safety precaution. The Remote Desktop user ID and password are the on the computer you want to access and control remote. The user ID must be an administrator or be a member of the remote desktop users group.

  https://SkyDrive.live.com/redir.aspx?CID=25ab668da65c8fbe&RESID=25AB668DA65C8FBE! 287 & Thierry = 25AB668DA65C8FBE! 118

  If you need create a password for the user ID you want to connect with the help of office remotely.

  Computer on which is the host of remote desktop, IE. the computer you want to access remote/control? It is not clear from your description, although I assume it is the office.

• HOW TO GET RID OF THE MODE ADDRESS BAR IN FULL SCREEN WITHOUT MOVING THE MOUSE

  When full screen toolbar address and tabs only lift and disappear after moving the mouse. It should automatically disappear after a few seconds, even if you do not move the mouse. Is there anyway to achieve this goal? Thank you.

  Thanks for your reply. Safe mode made no difference. However, I know how you feel. If you are in normal mode (with a Web site open), and then you press F11 for full screen, it will automatically hide the address bar. However, if WHILE in FULLSCREEN MODE, you enter a new address and go to another Web page it will hide the address bar after moving the mouse.

• The deleted Remote Desktop connection icon and want to know how to add it back

  Hello

  
  
  I have Windows XP Home Edition and a VPS service for Forex trading.  I 'accidentally' deleted my DESKTOP CONNECTION link remotely located in START / all PROGRAMS / ACCESSORIES / COMMUNICATIONS and I can't understand how he put on my desk, so I can connect to my VPS.  I'll have to type MSTSC. EXE in the box to RUN whenever I want to check my VPS and Forex, results instead of having an icon on my desktop to use.

  
  

  I tried to download SP3 again, hoping he would add the DESKTOP CONNECTION remote to its previous location in the menu START / all PROGRAMS / ACCESSORIES / COMMUNICATIONS.  Then I was hoping she was send to office option or create a shortcut?  But my computer won't let me download it SP3 again on the existing SP3 file, so I'm stuck.

  
  

  Someone has a very simple solution, how can I put back the link or shortcut DESKTOP CONNECTION remote on my desktop but it works correctly and also back to START / all PROGRAMS / ACCESSORIES / COMMUNICATIONS to connect on my VPS service Office?  I'm totally Luddite as you can tell, so I don't know if there is a major or minor problem, but I appreciate all the support!

  
  

  Thank you, Jim Pinkerton 

   

  Open search and search for mstsc.exe, where it is found right click and choose open folder, item selected right click and choose send to desktop, create a shortcut, it will be back on your desktop.

• Remote Desktop connection is missing in the accessories. How can I restore it?

  Somehow the option "Remote Desktop connection" is no thus longer present under "Accessories".  Is there an easy way to restore it?

  Hello

  You did changes to the computer before the show?

   
  Try the steps to add remote desktop connection in the accessories and you may also be a
  administrator to do these steps.
  a. go to the "C:\Windows\System32" folder and find the file 'mstsc.exe '.
  b. right-click on the file and select "create shortcut".
  c. place this shortcut to the "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Menu
  File Menu\Programs\Accessories\Communications.
  d. the system may ask to make this shortcut on the desktop. Click Yes, then simply
  cut the shortcut on the desktop, and paste in the Communications folder.
  e. rename the shortcut "Remote Desktop connection".

• 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.

• Remote Desktop connection has encountered a problem and must be nearby

  When printing a tag printing in internet explore from a server terminal server. I get the message "Remote Desktop connection has encountered a problem and needs to close". I get disconnected from the terminal server. I updated the file screwdriver as well as pilots of the printer. The printer is a HP3600.

  Hi Marcus,

  The question you have posted is related to the server terminal server and would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the best support.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer

• Windows 7 Home Premium set to upgrade to Windows 7 Pro via anytime upgrade - still missing Remote Desktop connection

  Hello. I upgraded a PC Windows 7 Home Premium to Windows 7 Pro via the anytime upgrade. My goal was to get the functional Remote Desktop connection so that I could connect to a machine at work. But, after the upgrade, activating the new W7 pro product and install all updates, still miss me desktop connection remote when I go to start / all programs / accessories.  Can someone tell me how I could get the files added to my machine?

  If you click on start, type: Remote Desktop

  It appears?

  You can also try the following:

  Press Windows key + R

  Type: mstsc.exe

  Press enter

  It appears?

• The desktop remotely automatically in full screen window

  What I like to do is the following (and I can't get in Windows 7):

  Open a desktop session remotely with a lower resolution, and then my setting of resolution and display in full size (not maximized, not full screen).

  Now, I found a way to make it work under Windows XP: first of all, I'm doing an RDP file and put the desktop in full screen (also put in a few other preferences) configuration. Can I make a script in which I write basically: mstsc.exe "computername. RDP' w:1152 /h:864

  When I run the script, it opens the RDP session at full size (hear me, not full screen) on the local screen. No need to enter the corner of the window with the mouse pointer to drag it fully open. If I can move RDP sessions my screens.

  Now in Windows 7 with new RDP version, which no longer works. If I use a file RDP version of Windows XP on Windows 7 it opens expanded. When I restore down, it shrivels down and reuse the mouse to slide fully open. If I use a version of Windows 7 RDP (or migrate the old one) he opens small and need to use the mouse.

  I will not need to use the mouse, first of all, I want it is completely open so I can see the remote desktop completely immediately. None No fullscreen pls...

  Someone at - it an idea? Or is it just by design?

  Edit1:

  When I posted, my eye fell on a similar position: ' remote desktop connection window will be auto resize when I maximize the it. Unfortunately, the option "make the mouse easier to use" "Prevent Windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen" makes no difference (always goes enlarged instead of float completely open)

  Go to the quantum depth, coming back Cosmos Adept

  It works for me when I do the following:

  1. run Remote Desktop connection, click Options, adjust the display size according to preferences in the view tab.

  2. on the general tab, click on record under... and save the file.

  When you use the file, the window opens to the size I've specified in step 1.

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• Through router remote desktop connection gets login screen, but the administrator is the only option (windows 7 pro)

  I have a new windows 7 pro system which has been configured to host a remote desktop connection.  There are 1 user account (active admin), the port number was changed from 3389 and I think that the firewall is disabled (it's Norton Internet Security and I tried to completely disable the firewall).

  When I established a remote connection from another computer on the same subnet, the client asks for login/password and the connection ends and goes directly to the screen of the user.

  This subnet has an internet connection via a firewall or router.  It has been configured to redirect incoming connections for the custom to the host port number.

  When I establish a remote connection from outside through the firewall I am invited to login/password, but the Welcome screen appears and the only options are administrator and other users.  Administrator is blocked for the account restrictions and using other users to type the login and the password does not work - it still fails on bad login/password.

  I've seen this problem described in other forums, but have not seen a solution - anyone got one?

  Thank you

  Hello
  I guess that its due to the settings.
  Check out this link. you might get a few steps.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions

  Kind regards.

• Remote - problem with full screen desktop

  I use Win 7 for a few months now, and the user experience is great!

  Remote Desktop software update is large but with a very annoying problem that I am facing.
  I use this to access my PC on my home LAN. I left once his mode full screen I need a windowed mode to work, but since I was not able to return to full screen. I tried to restart the sessions remotely, Resart the two PCs, delete the information identification, but in vain.

  Kindly help to solve the problem, because it is very annoying to use the session remotely in windowed mode, navigate and go down each time to access the taskbar and the address bar!

  Thank you.

  Hello
   
  Follow these steps and check whether the problem is resolved.
   
  Method 1:
   
  -Start "Remote Desktop connection".
  -Click on 'Options '.
  -Click the "View" tab
  -On "Display Configuration" settings, you can change the display of "Remote Desktop connection" by moving the slider of "small to large.
  -By moving the "slider" all the way to large, the display settings will automatically set in 'full screen '.
   
  Method 2:
   
  You can try CTRL-ALT & Break to return to the screen in full-screen.
  For more information about the remote desktop connection it see below section of Windows Help.
   
  Remote Desktop connection: frequently asked questions
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Remote-Desktop-connection-frequently-asked-questions

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  I. Suuresh Kumar-Microsoft Support.
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• 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 access Windows 8 PC on the Internet with remote desktop connection?

  Hello

  Can someone tell me how to access Windows 8 PC on the Internet with remote desktop connection?

  I'm good with the software and I have used many Microsoft software since the 1980s. So I like Microsoft products, but since they have outsourced their tech support, you can't support quality even if you pay for it. I followed all the instructions in the Windows 8 will help about DRC setting screens, but I can't connect unless I'm on the same home network. Here are the details:

  I have a desktop PC with Windows 8 Pro and I have authorized the DRC. I tried two settings in system properties:

  1. Allow connections to this computer remotely.
  2. That allow the connection of computers running Office remotely with authentication NLA.

  I also turned on both private and Public Windows Firewall settings > allow an App or feature through Windows Firewall.

  I have installation then DRC to my laptop with Windows 8 (standard edition, not the Pro version). I have a DRC using the full name of the computer and other DRC using the static IP address for my ISP Desktop connection.

  I use the user account administrator Windows for connections of DRC of the laptop.

  I cannot get this to work on the Internet from a location outside my house with another ISP connection. The only way it works if I'm uncomfortable with the laptop using the same network home.

  I called Dell tech support and it is always useless and just a more aggravating waste of an hour to talk to their support of technique outsourced in India (who barely even understand English) and then they hang up the phone as it was supposed to be disconnected. I also called Microsoft support and lost more than an hour to speak to their outsourced tech support in the Philippines (and as support of the India, they hang up or 'disconnect' when they cannot answer your question and they go account learn you more about Windows while they do). U.S. tech companies use AMERICANS more for their technical support so their customers can get people who actually care about doing a good job and can actually understand English?

  So if someone who knows using Windows 8 for DRC on the Internet has some tips, then it would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!!

  P.S. If anyone is offended by my comments about the ugly, incompetent, stupid providing "technical support" in India or the Philippines - Nevermind! You go ahead and waste hours of your time talking to some Morón in these countries, who barely understands English and then 'disconnects' the call when they know that you realize that they are clueless and have all the answers.

  Take a look at no - IP.com or dyndns.com, and then use your host.domain:3389 of no.-ip/dynDNS or run RelaVNc SErver that is running on port 5900 by default.  Server options allow you to change the port as well if necessary.

• Remote Desktop connection requires the password when I did not

  I use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to my Windows 7 PC to computers with Windows XP employees. To do this, I need to put the credentials of the computer XP (name of login and password). It is a problem because the computers do not have a password. They are implemented in order to bypass the login step. How would I go about the use of DRC to connect to a computer without password?

  See if this article solves your problem:

  "How to turn on Remote Desktop automatic connection in Windows XP"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/281262 >

  HTH,
  JW

• Remote Desktop connection abandons the connection permanently

  When I connect to my office with Remote Desktop constantly gives up the connection in a few minutes. I have Windows Vista. I heard there were problems with Vista and this program. Someone has the answer on how to fix this? I can connect with my Wired PC without any problem. Thank you!

  Hi Drifter5,

  Welcome to Windows Vista answers Forums!

  You can try the following steps and check if you can solve the problem.

  Here are a few possible causes of connection problems:

  The port of remote desktop can be blocked by a firewall.

  If you are using Windows Firewall, follow these steps:

  1. open the Windows Firewall by clicking the Start button, click Control Panel, clicking Security, and then clicking Windows Firewall.

  2. click allow a program through Windows Firewall. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  3. Select the Remote Desktop check box.

  If you are using another firewall, make sure that the port (usually port 3389) remote desktop is open.

  Remote connections might not be enabled on the remote computer. To resolve this problem:

  4. on the remote computer, click the Start button, right-click computerand then click Properties.

  5. in the left pane, click remote settings. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  6. under Remote Desktop, click allow the connection of computers running any version of remote desktop or allow the connection of computers running with NLA authentication remote desktop.

  7. click on OK.

  For more information, please visit the following links:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/changing-remote-desktop-settings

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-Remote-Desktop-problems

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

  If you use a wireless connection, then try to configure Windows to manage your network connections.

  For more information, you can consult the following link:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc505913.aspx

  Hope this information is useful.

  Jeremy K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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