Since I've installed the public preview of XPSP2-RC2. I find that Remote Desktop only works when I'm running Safe Mode with Networking.  Assumed this meant that somehow the XP firewall that comes with RC2 was blocking Remote Desktop.  I made sure that Remote Desktop was clicked ...

I have two computers, both with Windows XP Home, on a local area network.  I want to use RDC but I can't find where to add the computers I will allow access to my system.  Support says it's on the remote tab of My Computer's properties, but it's not.  I'm at a loss, any ideas are ...

Cannot print from remote computer although local printer
is connected and under options/remote desktop
connection/local resources tab, printer is checked in the
local devices box.  The operating system in remote

When connecting to remote computer, my local printer does
not automaticly get redirected and become my default
printer.
Even when Local printer is selected.

I have an XP Pro client with an IP printer at a remote location, using rdp
to connect to a SBS2003.  When connecting to the server, the printer does
not enumerate on the server.  I installed the driver on the server, but that
did not help.

I was having problems accessing some parts of my user administration
console, whenever I clicked on the link it said something like there
is another computer with the same name.... BUT I have no other
computers except this one connected to the internet. I do have a

I've searched long and hard for this, but although I am sure it is possible
I've had no luck.
I'd like to write a wsh script that can does the equivalent of selecting the
"make available offline" option in a file/folder context menu.

I have tested L2TP access to the simple test intranet.
Is this by design, or is there any error, when the user
has not his home mapped in spite of the fact, that the
home is defined in the user properties. Or is this by design

I have a wireless Lan network set up with  XP on one
machine and WIN98 on the other. When I upgraded to XP on
both machines I tried to reload my wireless software but
XP would not let me install. My lan software(AOpen AOI-

I found a message on the web, that it should be possible to connect more
than one user at the same time through remotedesktop on a machine running
win xp with sp2 rc2.
I made the following, necessary changes in the registry:

I'm having trouble connecting to a win2k terminal Server over a VPN
connection and wonder if it's compatibility issues. I can connect
straight through using a public address but not using a private
address space.

I have realy read trough all possible posts in Newsgroups and
Helpcenters. But something similar to my issue I coudn't find. Let me
explain what my issue is.
Coroporate Enterprise Environment:

Okay, I need everyone's help with this one... Let me explain the setup and then what I want to do/my problem.
I have a Netgear MR314 802.11b wireless router hooked up to a cable modem. I have four computers (A, B, C, and D) in my house. A, B, C, and D are all Windows XP ...

When I remote in to my computer at home from work and then disconnect... I can later log in and all my programs are still Open.  I like this.
But when I log into Work from home sometimes I get disconnected, when I reconnect with RDC I get my normal Network login and then All ...

I tried first Remote Assistance with MSN Messenger.. but When I press the button no invitation is sent.  and when someone invites me.. it says that Remote Assistance is not enabled or is not installed.. but When I try to install it from the WIn Xp Pro CD it says that the program ...