Using remote desktop, the default location for RDP files is My Documents.  We
have a central location on the network with all the RDP files for our
customers.  How do I change the default location that comes up when you go to
open an existing RDP file?

What is the difference between rdc and rdp?

I want to share a folder that contain files with my friendover a VPN , but my
friend got connected to vpn, my pc is not a server, but i use like server for
share files with my friend, i need to know how to made a mapping for my
friend to see my share folder?

I have and XP Pro box, and I use XP standard on my laptop to make remote
desktop connections to it across my wireless network.  Often, the laptop
sits next to me for extended periods while I do other things, I use it to
keep an eye on the main box.

    I am having a problem with getting remote desktop to work
correctly between two computers in my home network. The first computer
is a desktop that is connected to my router via a direct cable. The
second computer is a laptop that connects to the router wirelessly. The

I have a windows 2003 server machine and a win xp machine on a network and I
am wanting to remote desktop connect to the xp machine.
What happens is, when I use the ip address for the office that these two
machines are at, I can only get into the 2003 server machine, it's almost ...

Remote Desktop was working fine whenever I needed to Remote into my XP
Desktop at my office.  Now it either times out or indicates that it is too
busy or it does not accept connections.  Terminal Services on the servers
work fine.  I can also remote to my desktop Internally ...

Windows XP Pro SP2,
when i go to RDP, the logon panel showed all previously logged IP addresses
of the machines in the network. is there a way to clear these IP addresses?
additionally, is it possible to make it such that every time one logon, the

i have a couple of computers that can use Remote Desktop to get into other
computers, however when I want to get into those computers I get the message
that
"the client could not connect to the remote computer.  

I have a few PCs and laptops that connect to the corporate LAN via 802.11g
wireless, with WPA encryption and PEAP authentication (user has to be a
member of the AD before access is allowed). If I log on locally to one of
these PCs, then try to remote desktop into it from another ...

Is it possible to create a *Windows service* that could make logon to
desktop/console (instead of manual user logon-entering username and
password)...something like Remote Desktop does when someone connects via
RDP, but on local console?

I have been using a Dell Truemobile 2300 router for my home network and I set
the DMZ to my laptop. I connect to my laptop from work using no-ip and of
course remote desktop connection. This worked fine. Recently I bought a
WRT54GC Compact Wireless-G Broadband Router and I also ...

I am working form home today setting up a dozen laptops.  I need to join them
to my domain at work.  I have successfully joined them to the domain, to
rename them via my VPN.  But I cannot then log on to the domain with the new
user name because the vpn has shut off when I logged ...

Hi, Is there a way to configure an RDC connection where the remote
screen is still visible to a person sitting at the remote machine?
Thanks,
Peter

I have a PC in a workgroup with XP SP2 installed. The firewall is turned on
and file and print sharing is enabled as an exception. I want to be able to
RDP into this PC and use my printer installed on my PC. I enabled the
settings on the RDP client but when I remote in it either ...