Can someone give me a step by step process of how to setup remote
computering.  I have a laptop I would like to use as a client and a desktop I
would like to use as a host.  I am using the Remote Desktop Connection
software that came with my computer.

I have XP Pro on my laptop that I use most of time.  I have Windows 2000 on
my CPU and its where I keep all of my files (120 GB & 40 GB hard drives).  I
already have all the drives mapped but I want to eliminate the CPU's monitor
for conserve space in my small office.

We use an XP Pro machine as a Remote Access Server to some of our clients.
Our local users use Remote Desktop to connect to Remote Access Server. On the
Remote Access Server, we have one client who is accessed via a Microsoft VPN
tunnel and an RDP session. There is never a ...

I keep getting an error message 10093:Successful WSAStartup notyet performed.
I can not access theinternet remotely, yet my laptop will pick up the router
and is connected.  There is not any hardware issues.  I've downloaded the
hotfix for 10093 and still have a problem.  The ...

I am trying to figure out how to prevent our XP machines from running
logoff scripts when users are connected over the VPN.  I have set our
slow link threshold in group policy to 1000Kbps, but no matter what I
do, my XP machines never seem to detect a slow link.  When I run

I set up a VPN using two Windows XP SP1 computers, one as a server and the
other as a client set up using www.onecomputerguy.com 's instalation steps,
and I am having connection problems.  The first time I attempt to connect to
the server, everything works fine.  But when I ...

My company (A) employs project managers which handle projects for an
outside company (B). Company B provides the PM's with a configured
laptop running Windows XP. They are unable to install anything on this
laptop. Company B is a large corporation and very security intensive.

I am trying to figure out how to use the remote assistance feature but
whenever I click on it all I can get is a window that will open and it says
page not available. I have it enabled on my computer to use remote
assistance. What else do I need to do to get it to work.

I am setting up Remote Web Connection.
When I connect from outside the firewall via the url www.domain/tsweb  I get
the Remote Desktop Web Connection page.  I type in the server name that I
want to be able to connect to and it gives me the message that it can not

I am working with XP Pro.  I have made an incoming network connection.
In the General Tab, I have...
- Direct Parallel (LPT1)
- Virtual private network

ok... I got a bunch of remote users that connect via VPN to our corporate
network. I need to restrict their permission level from local Administrator
so they can't install unauthorized software. However if I make them regualr
users without admin permissionth the the automatic ...

Here's my dilema:
From home on a cable modem I VPN into my corporate office and then use
Remote Desktop to run my office system.  All is well.  I log off and later in
the day VPN back in and re-connect to my system via Remote Desktop.  Now

I'm trying to use MSN Messenger to start Remote Assistance with somebody
else, and when they send an invite, I choose Accept, but then nothing
happens. My screen says I have accepted the invite, but his screen still
shows nothing has happened (it doesn't even confirm the invite ...

Does anyone know what is stopping another user of a wi-fi hotspot accessing
files stored in the shared documents folder of a laptop?
I know that encrypted connections prevent a user from snatching the data on
the way to the access point, but shared folders are shared aren't they? ...

My host computer which is my work computer runs on xp Professional.  I have
gone in and enabled it for remote work.  Dell support tells me that the host
computer needs to have a wireless card installed.  This doesn't seem right.  
Is this true or false?