I have a machine that was accessible by RDP for months, and all of a
sudden it was unreachable. At the suggestion of someone in this group, I
tested and was able to connect on the LAN. The problem turned out to be
a Linksys BEFSR81 router that for no apparent reason stopped ...

I am trying to access ATI Multimedia Center to watch cable tv setup on
my home PC.  I am using Microsoft Windows XP Pro Terminal Services to
connect to that home PC remotely.  I get 2 errors.  One says "The
display color quality requires 32 bits per pixel" which it cannot. The

I'm an agile programmer and want to share my desktop with another remote
programmer. I've done this with netmeeting but that is scary because one has
to open up so many ports.
I'm running XP 2003 server and thought I could use

When I work from home I log into my work laptop (located 20 miles away) with
my home computer using the Remote Desktop application in Windows XP.  I often
need to host meetings, so I launch Netmeeting on my laptop but the option to
share an application is grayed out when I'm ...

Question: Is it possible to make a 'remote desktop' connection to my office
PC (which runs XP) from a PDA running Windows Mobile 2005?
If not, is another type of connection possible that would allow me to
remotely view and upload files from the base PC?

I have noticed that as we upgrade our computers to Windows XP SP2, I can no
long run some remote commands.
Here are some examples:
To query remote RDP sessions

Will RDC from XP Home to XP Pro machine over VPN work?
Why I ask:
I can connect my XP Home machine to my VPN.  When I try to then make a RDC
connection to an XP Pro host machine over the VPN I get "The client could not

Are there plans to increase the maximum displaywidth in RDP?  Based on my
research, the current max RDP resolution is 1600x1200.
I have an HP f2105 with 1680x1050 native resolution.  I cannot RDP to my
remote servers at the ideal resolution for this screen.

Remote desktop connection will not connect to one PC - but it used to work.
I cant connect to a computer even on the LAN! I have tried disableing the XP
(SP2)firewall but still no difference. I installed IIS to try and enable
remote desktop web connection but i dont think this has ...

I've used remote desktop for a long time now and never had any issues at all.
However, as of late, I am experiencing some troubles with lagging
connections.
On my home computer I have XP Pro SP2 behind a Linksys router and Zone Alarm

I need to access my work computer from home, but my ISP only gives
dynamic IP addresses, and the network people will not make a hole in
the firewall for anything but a fixed IP. Given that I can remote
desktop to my home computer from work, is there any way to get my work

While connected via remote desktop, pressing letter L causes the connection
to disconnect. How to stop this?

I have a Desktop Computer at Home with Linksys Router WRT54G connected, and
windows Xp Professional installed. I also have a Laptop with Windows XP
Professional installed. I'm Travelling to South America Next week and I would
like to access my computer at home and be able to ...

Hi - I want to access my computer using the IIS and RDC - TSWeb.  So I
installed the components, and setup IIS so that TSWeb is my main page..  So
when I go to http://computer - I get right in.
So my next thing is to change the port..  If I wanted to connect to

I can't see the remote PC over the internet. I have Remote access turned on
and supply the ip address on the host.
Am I missing something?
Ken