I tried to connect to a WIN XP (Home Ed.) computer using remote desktop connection but it didn't work.  Is it because it doesn't work on WIN XP home editions?

I have a fairly new system running xp pro have gone through RD setup, however I can not connect from my win 98 desktop to the XP-pro using RD on my home LAN.  RD gives a timeout error.  I can netmeeting between the two boxes if I initiate from the XP-Pro box, however this does ...

 Pardon me if this has been asked before.
 From a Win XP Pro machine, I am trying to use Remote Desktop
Connection to connect to the console session of a Windows 2000 server.
I used "mstsc /console" but it does not work and will start a new

Here's my scenario.  I have two computers, BOTH with Windows XP Pro.  They are BOTH connected to my ethernet router and I can network b/w the two using Network Places as well as browse the internet.
But I can't get Remote desktop to work b/w the two.  I keep getting the message ...

how do you uninstall windows when windows wont start up

How feasible is using a win xp pro machine as an ftp server from remote
locations? Are there any security considerations? Anywhere I can find info
on how to setup ftp server and clients?
Thanks

when i connect through remote desktop connection, it shows
following error
"Because of security error, the client could not connect
to the remote computer. Verify that you are logged on to

I have Home Desktop,and a laptop with win XP Pro on both computers.
At home I have a Microsoft wireless server and is working OK. The two
computers are networked.
Also at the office we have win NT 2000 and laptop connects OK, through a

Hello - I have a Windows XP Pro computer at home trying to
connect to a WinXP Pro computer at work.  At home, I have
a DSL modem connected to a Netgear FM114P wireless
router/firewall/print server.  I use a Cisco VPN client to

If I want to get remote desktop working from my home XP machine to work(W2K
server), do I have to have a VPN Server set up with TCP port 1723 and GRE
opened between the two?  Or is it as simple as allowing port 3389 traffic
through the router and making sure each machine has the ...

I am trying to connect my home laptop to my office
computer.  I have followed directions for allowing
incoming calls.  I established a user with a password.  
Office computer is connected to a dial up.  Home computer

I have setup a VPN server on our Netopia R7100 router and it
authenticates PPTP clients fine.
I have remote desktop enabled on several XP pro workstations and can
connect to these over a NAT'd 192.168.1.x tunnel via the remote XP

Has anyone heard of pcanywhere disabling remote desktop in XP and how to correct it. I have been using remote desktop for months and needed to install pcanywhere and now remote desktop will not connect?

I am unable to change the password in the incoming connections window on a XP home computer. I am tring to use a VPN connection to connect to this machine, is this even possible ? I can get a log in window but it won't accept my username or password .I try to change the password ...

Can anyone tell me how to get the command window(dos) to
become full screen while accessing the window through XP
remote desktop.
thanks