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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Remote Desktop / September 2004Very small thing, but so annoying!!
I have a desktop PC running a 'server' via RD and since a reinstall of windows, whenever I access my RD machine I have to click the 'connection bar pushpin' to make it auto-hide. I know I can remove the connection bar altogether but I do need it, and with my previous setup the pushpin would remember its last position as the default. This is driving me crazy, its not important I know, just annoying. So..... anyone know how to make my flippin' pushpin stay in the auto-hide position? Anyone who solves it gets a sticky bun. :) Neil >I have a desktop PC running a 'server' via RD and since a reinstall of > windows, whenever I access my RD machine I have to click the 'connection [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Neil After reinstalling Windows, did you also reinstall whatever level of Service packs had previously been installed? I'd go for installing SP2 and all critical patches beyond that, myself. The other thought that I had was blowing away default.RDP or whatever RDP file you are using to initiate this connection, and reestablishing it. >I have a desktop PC running a 'server' via RD and since a reinstall of > windows, whenever I access my RD machine I have to click the 'connection [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Neil Neil, I would guess that this has to be a problem in the registry string somewhere. The same things happen in Outlook 2000 after you install certain security updates for Win2000. You might try contacting microsoft via free email (where you find that I couldn't tell you) and I'd bet they have a link just waiting to be sent to you. > I have a desktop PC running a 'server' via RD and since a reinstall of > windows, whenever I access my RD machine I have to click the 'connection bar [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Neil |
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