when trying power up dell gx260 system, it wont turn on
except for bright orange light stay on at turn on/off
button, what is it?

So I've set up Remote Desktop Web Connection by installing
the needed items(IIS, etc).  I have set the listening port
to be a port other than 80, by changing it in the Default
Web Site settings.  Here's the problem.  I'm able to

I am able to access my home PC through a browser.  
However, I sometimes need to reboot the system.  But when
I do, my computer goes to the Windows logon screen and I
cannot access it anymore.  Is there a way to tell Windows

Will the speech recognition feature of Office XP (or any
other software for that matter) function while using
Terminal Services.....
For example I have a machine with XP PRO accessing

I am trying to use Remote Desktop for a client to work from home.
Both computers are using Win XP Pro and both are behind D-Link
gateway/routers with port 3389 forwarded to the client on one end and the
host on the other end.

i've checked the system help files to setup remote access to winxp pro but
am unable to follow the cryptic instructions. is there a user friendly
document which i can review to setup access to my home pro machine from a
portable pro machine.

I've been set up on Windows XP and using remote desktop
connection for some time to work from home.  I recently
upgraded my printer from an old HP laserjet III to a
1300.  After upgrading and adding drivers I can no longer

Great Newsgroup !  Thanks..
I use my phone line modem to connect to my office computer
from home,
then due to incoming call.. my modem cuts off..

Is there any security with Remote Desktop?  Is the data
encrypted in any way or form?
The reason I'm asking is I don't want any person that has
access to a sniffer to just pull my password off the

Hi, I have a home network set up using a wireless router.
I was wondering if anyone knows how me and my roomate can
remotely connect to our own computers. The problem is that
with port forwarding we can only redirect it to one of our

The host machine I have does not lock out local users
when I connect remotely.  This results in the connection
being lost whenever a local user signs onto the host
machine.

I find that off-line files are very problematic.
I have a user that is running XP Prof, workgroup, with the same user
name and password as his domain account in the Windows NT 4 domain at
his office. He uses his laptop at home, on the road, and at work, but

Hi, whenever I connect to a remote computer this causes
it to go into locked state.  When in locked state, my
automated macros consistently fail.  Is there a solution
for this?  I have heard registering as a service may help

we have got a workgroup with XP pro machines, is there any
way i can log the events of all the machines (log on and
log off) or are there any third party software available
any help would be appreciated

i need some help tring to get my e-mail to link up with my
Act 2000 database. for some reason it is tells me that i
need to have outlook 98 or outlook 2000 what would i have?
is outlook seprate than xp or does it come with the xp