I have a remote client that needs to print to her local printer.  She logs in
via Remote Desktop Connection.  She needs to print locally, but can see the
printers  installed here in our main office.  Help!!

I need help.  I am going to start working out of my home and would like to
use Remote Assistance.  Is this possible?  Can I invite myself from my work
computer to my home computer?  I tried this earlier today and it said there
was a problem and couldn't do it.  Do I need to ...

I have Windows XP SP2. When I use dial up networking, I am able to connect to
the remote system and get a DUN session established. But when I try to RDC to
that IP address, I cannot connect. I have checked firewall settings and
cannot find anything. I have another computer with ...

Via Remote Desktop I want to run a media playback app on the remote
machine and utilise its local sound card.
However, Remote Desktop replaces any sound card drivers with its own
RDP Audio Driver.

I have a VPN connection which is used to log onto a remote server to pickup
emails. It works fine without a problem.
The problem is that you cannot surf the internet while the VPN connection is
connected. And if you are using the Internet you cannot make the VPN

when connecting via RDP to a WinXP Pro system, after I log into any of the
two user accounts or the administrator account, it immediately closes showing
"closing network connections".
No errors are logged to the event viewer. I've seen this before and I think

I've been using Remote Desktop for a couple months, and it works
great.  Just yesterday, though, I noticed that when I press Alt+Tab,
it is no longer sent to the remote computer but is instead handled by
the local computer.

I have encountered a problem with offline files on two different
notebooks (different servers as well).  In both instances I set up
offline files and got access to files when not connected to the
network.  The problem started when the user takes his notebook home and

I am unable to remote into another computer over the internet using terminal
services. I have already opened port 3389 and allowed remote control. Any
suggestions??

Good day
I'm trying to help a user who has an offline folder set up from our
corporate server. When he's in the office, it's great, when he's offline,
it's great. The problem he has is when he connects to a relatively slow VPN,

I am using RA to allow clients to view our demo across the web. I retain
control of my desktop and all works nicely - to a degree!
The invitations I send are incorporating my Local Network IP rather than my
Public IP as set in my NAT Router. This can be fixed using notepad to

How does one do this?  I was able to send an invitation and  view the remote
XP Home computer.  I found references to being able to control the XP Home
computer but could not find how to do this.  Any suggestions?

alright, every time i try to connect to my dads pc to work through remote
assitance. his PC shuts down.  we have tried windows messenger, and all the
others to connect, but everytime i accept the invitation, when it goes to
connect (and accepts the connection), his PC shuts down.  ...

Is there anyway to setup remote desktop somehow that the host computer can
work throu a linksys router?

How do I remove and reinstall Remote Desktop Protocol on a Windows XP Pro
SP2 computer?
The OS crashed, "Use Last Know Good Config" was chosen, and now RDP will not
work any more (it used to).  I tried reinstalling SP2, still no joy.