For reason's i do not want to get into, I need to delete all the
files associated with loading the RDC.  
What is the best way to do this?  I have files in the "C" drive and
also in the Windows directory.

Configuration
Windows XP Pro to Windows XP Pro using Remote Desktop over a SonicWall Pro 300 VPN tunnel
I am able to connect to the remote machine and my local disk resources are available.  However, my local printers are not available.  Any suggestions of how I can print to my ...

I have a PC with XP Pro & I've enabled remote desktop
connection.  I've made sure I've disabled the firewall in
my network connection properties, as well as in my router
filters.  I still keep getting 2 errors.  The first is

Is it normal for the machine you're using to cause the remote machine to shut down its Desktop and go to the login screen
I'd like to be able to have a Word or other program's document open on the remote computer but editable by either machine
If that's not possible with Remote ...

My offline files are working OK, but I have problems with loosing contact with the server many times a day. I still have contact with Internet and I can go inte the server network, but I can't print.
I have ticked the box "never loose contact with server". Have anyone any idea ...

When I connect by the Remote Desktop (RDP) from a XP PRO to
another XP PRO (or to an WinSrv2003), I must touch 2 times
on the SHIFT touch to unlock the caps lock.
How to fix this bogue ?

Is it possible to somehow setup a flag via a script or service to notify me
when there is a remote desktop connection established with my desktop?
Thanks!
Tom

    I was wondering if there was a way to set up a single computer on a network as an admin computer; where I am able to control other computers, but mainly view the desktops of each computer on the network without it being known that I am doing so.  The reason for this is I am ...

Is there a way to change the port number that this uses? Reason is I have 2 computers I wish to access behind a firewall and wish to use the client if possible. If thats not possible, will the web access way allow me to connect to them if I specify a different port in the IIS ...

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum or not.  I am
trying to set up a VPN between home a work.  Both
computers are running Win XP Pro.  I am able to make the
connection but I can not see any files on the work

I have a peer to peer network at work, no router, but I
have firewall software on the "server".  I have Sprint
DSL, all computers are plugged into a hub.  The DSL modem
is also.  I have Comcast broadband at home with Win 2000

I have a Windows XP machine setup to accept VPN connections. This
machine is behind an ActionTec R1524SU DSL router (which has PPTP VPN
pass through turned on by default). I can connect to this machine fine
if the Windows XP machine I am trying to connect to is in the DMZ of

I have an XP Pro running Remote Desktop desktop with
screen resolution of 1024x768. When I connect my iPAQ5555
to it via Terminal Services Client, I notice that all the
icons from my XP desktop get squeezed from the far right

I am working at home on a laptop Windows XP Home Edition and connect through mstsc to the server of my compnay which runs in windows 2000. I bought the laptop second hand (6 month old) and now the remote desktop connection shows me that it will expire in a couple of days and I ...

OK, I re-installed XP on my pc and resetted my MN-620 router, I have port 3389 on, and I still can't connect from work to home, I've done everything and I don't know whats wrong, another guy has the same ISP and he can remote desktop to his home pc without any problems, why won't ...