For a year Remote Assistance worked fine. Then it suddenly stopped finding
the program needed to run when I received a request for assistance. The
request comes with an icon for RCBuddy.MsRcIncident plus a number. When it
asks for a program to run this, the list I get lacks Help ...

I wish to access and run my main PC from a remote PC in my lab.  Both are on
a
wireless local network (both can access the internet through a router) and I
can connect to each from the other and transfer files.

I have a sister in reno and I would like to be able to access here computer
to install and run a couple programs for here. ( Spybot, adaware) and I was
wondering if this is possible with remote desktop or some other program?
willing to read and learn if there is any good info ...

I want to be able to have my home computer setup where if I'm away I would
be able to power up computer over the internet and use remote desktop.
I saw that there is a device called "DataProbe iBoot Remote Reboot Switch"
that is made by DataProbe where you control computer over the ...

Well, the header says the whole story.  I went into the Computer Management
program and it shows me that after the connection has been online for
exactly six hours, something disconnects.  I don't want this.  Anyone know
how to correct it?  I don't remember ever configuring ...

Is there a way to sort the list in RC? I have had my running for years and
it is now a mess of servers and I would like to logically sort them in the
list. I searched the registry and some looking on the harddrive but don't
have the time. Running XP Pro.

I want to be sure I understand this:
If remote access is enabled but my computer is behind my router's
firewall, there is no way anyone can hack into it from the Internet.
Therefore, there is no need for a password if I trust all users on the

I have been having problems getting MS Remote Desktop Assistant to work. I am
on a flat LAN network and I believe my flat mates router has the ports
blocked for incoming. What are all the Remote Desktop ports I need to open so
that everything runs smoothly. Plus am I correct that ...

When our XP workstation is connected to the subnet via ethernet, Remote
Desktop Connection from a 2nd XP workstation (connected to the subnet
via ethernet) works fine. When the 1st workstation is connected to the
LAN via wireless, the 2nd workstation can't connect to the first.

I have a home network and all computers have XP Home Edition.  Is there any
way I can use Remote Desktop to control one from another?  I am able to do it
using Remote Assistance; it seems illogical and inconvenient that I am not
able to do it through Remote Desktop.

I am trying to connect using Remote Desktop Web Connection from a client
computer to my home computer. When I run the ipconfig command, my computer's
ip address is 192.168.1.100. When I run an online application at
whatismyip.com (and others), my address is 24.205.210.233.

I am able to connect to my home PC using the web based remote desktop only
if my DSL modem is set at bridge mode and using XP pro PPPoE dialup
connection.
Recently, i change my DSL modem to router mode and using the build-in auto

On my windows 2000 machine I had some kind of front end application for
Microsoft's Remote desktop.  It was a Microsoft application that let me save
shortcut icons with configurations for each connection including login,
screen resolution, etc.

I'm looking for background information for registry keys and other
information for configuring RDP.  I've searched TechNet and the KB but
not really found a lot of information.
Anyone know of a repository where this kind of information is

I've set up Remote Desktop web connection and it works well when I use it
using a local ip address within the network. However when I connect from
outside the network, I get to the main screen where the Active X loads. when
I click connect though, after some time I get an error ...