First I am new to remote access.I want to remote
access several win
XP Pro machines to do general maintenance and when
needed when there is

How can I pass the user name, Password & domain from command line to connect to remote desktop in XP

I posted to this board a while ago. I had a problem w/
ntvdm.exe going ape-sh_t on my CPU while using remote
desktop. I have eliminated all possible spywear using
three different utilities, so that's out of the picture. I

anyhave good tips where it can be wrong, before i could log my winxp laptop
with domain account using cached copy profile, but not anymore. When i try
it's give popup "The system could not log you on because the domain
is not available".  I didn't make anychanges (or i can't ...

I was recently hit by sasser on my Windows XP Pro machine
at work. Before this I was extensively using remote
desktop and it worked great. For the last few days I have
been unable to connect to the machine anymore. I initially

We had the same problem tryingt to remote into boxes hit
with this virus.  I deleted the following registry key,
rebooted and now Im fine.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TermS

How do you configure remote desktop to work with two
computers on the same network?
From what I have read the router has to be configured to
forward port 3389 to the computer that will be accessed

I've recently purchased a new printer for my home PC.  When I previously connected to my work PC using remote desktop, my local home printer automatically loaded and I was able to print at home.  This was an old HP5L xtra on LPT1.  My new printer is a HP1012 on USB and it will ...

When I am connecting through Remote Assistance to user's dektop, it prompts for view and for control too a grant message to user. Is there a way to connect to the PC without prompting to remote user these messages?

Is it possible to get the Win2k3 VPN server to listen on another port than
1723 for incoming PPTP connections?
Thx in advance
/Adam

Discovered a problem to watch out for and hope this gets
funneled back to MS for resolution.
This problem ocures only if on the destination computer
you enable the "Interactive Logon: Message text for users

I, too, was hit by sasser on our terminal services server and now, remote clients cannot connect.  Any help would be appreciated.

Is there a setting that must be changed in order for me to remote into another machine and allow both computers to be able to view the session, control the mouse, etc.?

My granny has just bought a computer and has no clue how to use it.
Even the simplest tasks are a frustrating nightmare for her so we're
regualrly connected up via remote desktop so that I can untangle
whatever mess she's got herself into. Unfortunately, even the simple

I have enable the 'Offline Files' option. My Documents has
been re-directed to a network share. The option to make
available offline has been selected for the entire folder
and greyed out. I can't change this permanantly, I have