Every time Windows releases a new SP service pack, it always brings a lot of small problems, and XP SP3, although the changes are very small, basically just integrated the previous patches, but still caused a lot of trouble. In addition to the most obvious hp-amd users, Windows home server users have reported that their family computers have not been able to successfully http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/6587.html "> Remote access" After upgrading XP SP3.
After the upgrade, the Windows Home Server Remote Access feature is used to connect to the XP SP3 client, and a dialog box pops up asking the user to add their homeserver.com domain name to IE's trust list, but it is still inaccessible.
It is reported that this problem is the result of the change of XP SP3 security mechanism, precisely because the Terminal Services ActiveX control in IE is prohibited by default.
The Microsoft Forum "COLINWH" gives a solution:
In the XP SP3 client's IE Select tool-Manage Add-enable or disable add-on, set Terminal Services ActiveX control to Enabled. If you cannot find this entry in the XP SP3 IE7, you can delete the following registry key values:
However, it is important to remember that XP SP3 disables the plug-in for security reasons, so enabling it can pose a security risk and must be protected at the same time.
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