If I am home and I want to connect to my office PC, what
are the requirments and steps to do so. I have DHCP setup
on my company LAN where my office PC is located. Do I have
to use the remote web connection, if so how & what is

I connect to a computer at work from home using RDC. The computer at the
remote location has fast user switching turned on and is in fact used by
other users.
The problem is, when I am on from home, the users at that end don't know it.

I have RD installed and working for a single user. How do
I allow more than 1 user to connect at the same time.
When I go to the properties of my computer I do not have
the option to allow multiple users. Where do I go to

Hello All,
I recently joined my WinXP Pro desktop to our local
domain. This forced me to build a new user profile. My
problem is that the Remote Desktop Connection program is

I have xp pro on my desktop.  I have enabled RD from the
control pannel.  When I try to RD into my box from my
laptop or any of the other xp machines on the network, I
get an error message:  The connection was ended because

I have been able to successfully install the Remote
Desktop client on each XP Corporate Edition PC. Each PC
is able to be remotely controlled within the LAN.  When
any of these PC's are tried to be located from another

On XP Home under the Remote tab of System, only the Remote Assistance and
its corresponding checkbox are shown in the window.  The bottom half of the
window which should show Remote Desktop and a checkbox for "Allow users to
connect remotely to this computer" is missing.  When I ...

I have a home network with
   1 PC with XPPro - this is where I sit
   1 PC with XPHome
   1 PC with Win2000

what is this?  The reason I ask is that after a few days
my computer slows down dramatically.  My computer runs at
100% when I open the task manager processes tab.  When I
end that "DLLHOST.EXE" automatically my problem is solved

XP OS is installed, RDC is installed...
BUT! RDC is simply the Terminal Services Client?!
How do I make the machine a host that will allow me to connect to it over
the internet so I can control the keyboard and mouse of that computer? Just

Feeling like a loser to need help on this one.
However, I am stuck
I am trying to log on via remote desktop connection to a PC on my network.
The PC is on the domain.  I added every group and user ID from the local to

Looking for help
With Toshiba 1800 , running WINXP pro I can't configure standard modem to go
to proper COM ( 9 pin serial)  as winxp does not give me option to pick any
COM ports. Standard modem automaticly configures it to COM1 if I like it or

I connected my ppc (iPAQ 5450) to a notebook (winXP Pro) through a VPN over
IRDA.
I'd like to do the same thing using 802.11x protocol, but when I create the
connection, allowing incoming connections, XP shows me only two

I was using Norton Ghost 2003 to load an image of my hard drive onto my
notebook computer that I made previously and the computer crashed during the
image loading process. Now all I get is a blue screen that says:
"A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to ...

I have a local PC that can connect to my Remote Desktop session, both hooked
to the same MS MN700 wireless router.
I use the PC Name instead of the IP, and it works great.
When I try and connect to the IP from a internet connected machine (my