Is this problem being addressed?
ref: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;302090

I am trying to use an application that requires 32 bit
true color but Remote Desktop Sharing only allows for 16
bit color.  
RDS is from a Windows 2000 to an XP Pro system.

Well I've done it this time !! I think I loaded the wrong  
driver disk for my cd rom and when I shut down my P.C some
time later I get nothing  the System shows no O.P. system
I have tried safe mode, Bios,and nothing helps! the Screen

My computer comes up with a device driver error.  I cant
understand what it means.

Does WinXPpro require a lic for terminal server or is it
like w2k and has the lic included in the OS?

I have a remote connection to my PC in the office through
a phone line and modem. Now other collegues would like to
share this connection. Could I have a way of sharing this
single line concurrently with other users? Please someone

Let define "numb_users" as the number of users that can be logged into and
working on seperate desktops in Windows XP at the same time (that is a local
users + any users connected through RD). Is the following then correct
1)    XP in a (NT 4.0) domain environment

I managed to set up a VPN and get connected the server at
work but cannot map the drive on the server - I get an
error message that says "An error occured while
connecting to drive X: server\c  The network path was not

I'm having my FTP sevice running right now. The thing is my pc is in a LAN
and has a private IP...how should I configure my FTP site so that I can
access remotely, in other words, where to setup my gateway(the router)'s
public ip???

I have a simple(cross-connected LAN cable) LAN between
two XP Home computers. The lan and shared drives works
fine. Though the remote desktop is available in the
acessories group it keeps returning "unable to find

This is the first time I've tried such a means for
assistance.  I've struggled with the fact that what I'm
attempting to do seems like it should be fairly easy and
straightforward, yet experience tells me otherwise, so I'm

I use SecuRemote and Remote desktop on two boxes with Win
XP Pro.  They have slight differences (drivers, etc.).  
On one everything works fine when I remote into my office
box, but on the other, Windows crashes... It's a serious

can somebody help me i got a laptop and all of a sudden
it has gone slow i reinstalled windows onto it and a nt
authority system shutdown keeps coming up and giving you
60 secounds to shut down could some tell me why this and

I am attempting to set up a telecommuting solution with
windows xp pro remote desktop. I am using a satellite
internet provider on the client end, and I've found that
remote desktop through VPN is too slow (due to satellite

I am trying to connect to my computer from work and when I
travel. I have windows XP home edition, road runner, and a
d link router. I have downloaded remotely anywhere onto
the XP computer. I have unchecked the boxes to let