I have been using RDS with WinXP Pro for about 6 months.  
I connect to my home machine from work, and I have a cable
modem and Linksys wired router at home.
Last week we had a power outage, and since then my RDS

I had offline files enabled for a number of network
shares.  I have since departed my job and converted my XP
laptop to a workgroup from the company domain.  Now I
cannot access the offline files.

Is it possible to configure remote assistance so that
rather than the person requiring help requesting the
assistance, the support personel can send a connection
request and have them accept it in (similar to most

I understand that while using remote desktop the actual
work is being performed on the host computer and that my
key strokes are the only thing passing over the internet
from my client to the host. However the information being

I am stuck on a remote desktop problem and hoping
somebody can help.
I have a Small Business server 2000 network with a VPN
router

my remote desktop connection isn't functioning.  i have a
wireless router and i'm afraid the firewall is not
letting it work properly.  can anyone HELP????

We are trying to connect to a remote server using
Terminal server.  Three people have no problem.  4 people
do.  We have all downloaded the latest Remote Desktop
Client and still can not connect.  

Hello group.
I have a WinXP Pro computer which I what to use for
a "mediadesktop". Its connected to my TV and my stereo
player.

I have several directories I've made available offline, but these folders
have grown in size and I'm tired of waiting for them to sync everytime I log
off.
I want to turn the offline feature off for certain folders (not all), but

I am having a problem with Windows XP and Outlook 2000. I
am using the Cisco VPN client v4.0.1 to connect to my VPN.
Once that is done, I can access most of the things on the
network. However, I am unable to send and recieve any

hi, my remote desktop connection times out if I do not
have any activity going on- is there a setting on the
remote server that can adjust the time connection?   If
yes, would it be a setting on my computer or the remote

I am trying to connect my XP Pro box at home to my 2000
box at work via VPN tunnel using TightVNC
I turn on the VPN tunnel, start the VNC viewer and I can
connect to my 2000 box.

i keep getting shut down by the service control manager
how do i stop this

How can I configure my remote desktop to hold the "name of
the computer" and not the IP address.  For example I want
the selections in the drop down to read "Home
Computer"..."Office Computer"....thanks!!

my xp keeps just turning off for no apparent reason, also
net nanny is asking for my password (administrator) then
fails to open and talks about nn-tray - if anyone can
talk me through what the problem may be it would be