OK, Here's a really good one. I have a software that I use
at work that is node locked with a KEY(dongle) I unhook the
key and bring it home with me every day to be used with my
laptop. I have a new employee that I also want to use this

I have a number of XP-Pro machines that I would periodically like to
remotely monitor the network traffic. I don't need to sniff packets, just
get a current bandwidth utilized graph. I do have administrator access to
all the pc's I need to monitor.

Yesterday I've set up my desktop (XP Pro SP1) to accept
RDC Connections. In my ADSL Router I've setup the correct
port to be forwarded to my desktop.
When I try to connect trough the network at the office

When I Remote Desktop a user, I have the background set
so it does not display.
Once I disconnect, the background of the PC stays off.
Same goes if I use a lower screen resolution when RDCing,

Hi! I'm trying to set up mi PC (winxp pro) to accept
incoming connections to Remote Desktop via Web. I use a
3com router, so I've opened 3389 port and redirected it
to my local PC (public port 3389 redirected to private

I am running XP Home and the Checkpoint VPN access software I installed today connects fine. However, the client support for the VPN tells me I can only use Terminal Services to access content over the VPN. How can I install and configure this
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I have been working for three days at this point to get remote desktop
connection to work.  After spending 4 hours, just trying to upgrade
from XP Home to XP PRO, I finally got passed that step.  Than I spent
another day trying to find the little checkbox under the network

I use windows XP remote desktop connection to a windows
2003 server.
As far as I know I can copy files from the local xp to
server or vise versa.

If u are opening a word document in hotmail and are
rewriting it and then saving it, where the hell does it
goes?? Does it change name?

I would like to help my users inside my company by using
remote assistance.
What should I do to avoid the acknowlege of my remote user
for connection ?

Looking at the ms howto article on setting up the host
comp. In system when I look at the remote tab all I see is
Remote Assistance not Remote Desktop as shown in the ms
howto ( re: setting up host computer). Am I to assume that

Is there any way to set up xp pro so that more than one
remote desktop user (or 1 person sitting at the computer
and some number using remote desktop) can each log into a
seperate account without kicking out the other person?

Have just finished installing XP professional on my desktop and seem to have
wiped out all programs that were installed my previous operating system -
windows 98. HELP!! How do I recover them?

I'm trying to connect a IBM laptop with WinXP pro to a
desktop system with WinXP pro, but keep getting "The
local policy of this computer does not permit you to
logon interactively" message.  I have looked in Admin

Here is the problem in a nutshell: A Windows XP
workstation will not respond to a remote request to reboot
if a user is not logged on, unless the "Press Control-Alt-
Delete" screen is active. If someone has already pressed