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Since the launch of the Windows XP operating system, friends must have been familiar with Remote Desktop. Remote Desktop integrated in Windows XP is a remote access technology compatible with Windows NT/2000 Terminal Services, you can log on to the

Defect 1: Remote Desktop to open the end user alone Defect Description: When using Win2000server and WIN2003 remote terminal access, the default access is to create a new end user that does not affect the current user of the server, and you cannot see the usage of users who are currently logged on to the

After the recent remote host reload system, there is a problem using Remote Desktop: The same user logged on to the remote system and the system was assigned a different session. When the system is assigned a different session, the operation on a remote

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Open itControl Panel- Administrative Tools (Administrative Tools ) (if you cannot find the administrative tools you need to change how to view)- Terminal Services (Remote Desktop Services)-Terminal Services Provisioning (Remote Desktop Session Host configuration)1. Connection: Rdp-tcp Right-click, properties. network a

There is a student today, joined the domain server WINDOWSSERVER2008R2 opens the Remote Desktop, uses the Remote Desktop Connection own IP address locally, enters the domain administrator account and the password to be able to connect successfully, the input local user cannot connect, I let him enter in the login accou

Open the Server Manager in the lower-left corner of the taskbar and select Local server in the list on the left Then modify the options for the Remote Desktop feature on the right side to Enabled, and note that the check box below is cleared: Modify local Group Policy to allow multiuser access to remote Desktop a

Windows XP does not allow multiple users to log on to the Remote Desktop at the same time. When another user remotely logs on to Windows XP, the user currently logged on to the host will automatically exit. However, Windows XP SP2 provides the allow connection session concurrency function, which allows multiple users t

Previously, when Windows XP SP3 was used, the Remote Desktop could not be used after vs2008 was installed. Later, there was no way to reinstall SP2, and the problem was unknown. Today, Windows 2003 is patched and cannot be connected after it is restarted. Later, I saw an article on the Internet.ArticleThe problem is finally solved. To: After windows is updated, the