How do I make XP Pro laptop connect to our Terminal Server
(W2K).  Have a dial in and or VPN connection.  What else
needs done?  Is there an XP TS client?  Any changes needed
on TS to make this happen.  Other clients that use the

I have computers our WAN that do not have the remote
desktop service turned on so that Corporate IT had
connect to fix problems.  How can this be turned on
without being at the pc.  I have tried with Active

I have been using offline folders to synchronize some of
the files on our file server, and it has been working
seamlessly.  I hardly pay attention to whether I'm online
or off because the files show up in the same folders as if

I try to test how offline folders works.
I can configue it properly but even when I check the
option notify me when working off line its seems that no
notification is coming.

I've been playing around with Offline Files lately. If I pull the network
cable on the local PC (the one that is caching the files) then later plug
it back in, the offline indicator goes away in a minute or so. However,
if I pull the cable on the 'server' (the original location ...

I have been using the offline files capability for about
1.5 years.  The total size of my offline directories is
about 7 gigs.  On one of my computers, (a new Sony
MultiMedia PC), drive C was only partitioned with 15

There is incoming connection on my PC for using with
Remote Desktop.
While I'm calling to this computer the modem answering
after the second ring.

I've got a fresh install of XP media.
Terminal Services are running.
However, I can't find the Terminal Services Client
installed or in the "Install Windows Components" area.

When my Dell laptop is connected to my network, Word
works just fine.  However, when I disconnect from my
network and try to use Word, it keeps shutting down.  Is
there some setting that I need to reconfigure that deals

How do u find my cookies folder for windows XP

I can not connect to my brother PC when he ask for a remote assistance, I
get the following :
"Remote assistance connection could not be established because the remote
host name could not be resolved, Please try again."

I am trying to play sound out of my xp pro computer while
running in Terminal services from my laptop.
I have choosen to "leave sound at server" in the options
menu for the Remote Desktop Connection.

I run remote connection via VPN to an XP workstation.  
Computer #1 is XP Pro and has frequent disconnects during
the remote conneciton.  Computer #2 has windows 2000 Pro -
this workstation never has remote connection issues -

I'm trying to map a drive over a VPN connection using the
Fully Qualified Domain Name and am receiving System Error
53:  network path was not found.  I've installed the latest
service pack, enabled NetBIOS over TCP/IP, ensured the

I have Win XP Pro and am trying to connect into my work
VPN, it connects fine but can't see and of the servers on
the other side.  PLEASE HELP - and if your really nicfe
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