I have a simple (nothing's simple..) network setup on dedicated static IP
addresses -- 3 Servers, one of which is a production/public web server, a AD
box and a dev/web server acting as a secondary AD.  In addition we have 3-5
active workstations, running XP Prof SP1.  I can easily ...

When anyone sends an invitation to me by either email or messenger for remote assistance, I can accept the invite but nothing happens. Both computers just sit there. I've got Remote Desktop capabilities and the computer is set up to allow remote assistance invites. All the other ...

When attempting to set up a VPN on my notebook, I select
the option to connect to my network at work. The next
screen greys out both the VPN option and the dial up
option.

After installing this update (Security Update for
Microsoft Data Access Components (KB832483)) on my
windows xp machine whenever I connect to it remotely I
get a message stating that the remote desktop connection

I have an app that sometimes unloads on its own.  When I'm gone over the
weekend, I need it to reload or for the computer to reboot so it will be
reloaded.  Is there a way already built into windows that will allow you to
do this?

I recently updated my computer with windows update. Ever since, my files in "My Documents" are locked when I did not ask for them to be protected. More to the point though is that I can no longer access my machine remotely. I am running XP Pro and the enable this machine to be ...

I am using briefcase on my laptop and it syncs with file servers on our corporate network. While I was away over the holidays, the network file servers were changed and now briefcase cannot sync. I did a lot of work while away and so did my colleagues so I am faced with comparing ...

for some reason when I remotely connect a couple of odd things are
happening.  The display this is new, but the printer just got hooked up, so
it may be a common problem.
The display - used to be fine.  But, now (since I use it quite often for

Is there a default setting in Windows XP Home that would
cause Remote Desktop not to work. Maybe some firewall?
We recently ordered 3 new laptops from HP and all 3 will
work on the Internet but will not connect to Remote

We have setup a VPN on an XP pro machine to our LAN which
has an NT4 domain controller and a w2000 server.
The XP machine (which is not logged onto the domain but running as a local
workstation) will connect to the windows 2000 server (192.168.1.3) on our

I have Win2000 Server. I want to be able to accept Remote Assistance invitations from clients having Win XP(from LAN or from Internet). How can I do it? (it's not a firewall problem)

I have a computer at college with XP home edition and a computer at home with XP home edition and was having problems connecting through Remote Desktop.  My computer at college is behind a D-Link DI-604 router.  I opened port 3389 and still have no luck.  

Windows XP; Remote Desktop Connection.  Dynamic IP.
Is it possible to permanently disable the security warning -disk drive
prompt; which present itself every time you enter a new host?

I think this question must have an answer, I have the answer of VNC (www.realvnc.com), but is there anything exist from Microsoft. Or we have to move to XP to use the remote desktop
Thanks!

I have been using win XP remote desktop to connect to my
W2K server with Terminal services, and am able to
connect. What I need to do now is be able to transfer
files. I have tried to use the option to connect local