I have followed the directions to change the listening
port for Remote Desktop and forwarded the ports on the
Router. The only computer that will allow a connection is
the default port of 3389. Adding :3390 to the address

I am attempting to install the "Remote Desktop Web
Connection" component on a Compaq Evo N800c running
Windows XP Pro SP2 as follows:
Control Panel -> Add or Remove Programs -> Add/Remove

Right, basic problem is that I can no longer get Remote
Desktop to work from my Windows XP main system to my
server running Windows Server 2003.
It has been working perfectly fine untill I have

I have just set up my machine at work (WinXP SP2) to accept incomming
connections.
The machine is part of a domain (NT4 server) which is connected to the
internet.

We are experiencing a problem strictly related to XP
Service Pack 2.
When running delprof to delete profiles in a remote
machine, it gives the following error:

My color resolutions stay on low (8) and will not lock in
on 16 or 32.

This is sort of a bug...
When you display anything which holds an image, like an email message or a
web page through remote desktop it seems to load twice.  Once is not too
bad, but working through a modem makes things painfully slow when you see

We were having no problems connecting remotely, then we
installed Norton AntiVirus Software to our computers and
now we can no longer connect remotely.  Does anyone know
what may have caused this and how we can fix the

WinXP Pro SP2 at home behind Buffalo WBR-54G, connecting to
Win2000/2003 Server RRAS VPNs at client offices.   I have 14 VPN
connections setup, but I can only connect to 12 of them reliably.  The
two in question get stuck at "Verifying Username & Password" 95% of

I may have missed the answer somewhere in these 30 pages
of posts, but here is the issue - I can create a terminal
session from XP (sp1) to a W2K server.  "Text" can be
coppied from a file (in the terminal session) back to the

After disconnecting from a remote connection I am unable
to reconnect.  I receive a error:
Remote Desktop Disconnected
The client could not establish a connection to the remote

When I use Remote Desktop I can "see" what is going on at the other computer
using a Logitech QuickCam Orbit; but can not hear what is going on. Is it
possible to turn on the sound so I can hear at the other computer?
Thanks

Here's a weird problem I'm having with my machine at the
moment. I've been trying to connect to my home PC using a
Remote Desktop Connection.
I have an ADSL connection with a static IP address

i'm trying to set up a vpn using xp.  all i find in the kb are the basics,
which i've applied, but am not successful.  is there a resource with
step-by-step instructions including necessary settings?  also, i seem to only
find info for the machine connecting to the office, but ...

is there a way to reboot a windows xp computer remotely
that i normally have the ability to make a remote desktop
connection to.  the connection does establish but there is
a hung program that is causing the desktop to not respond.