I am on a private network so why can't I allow incoming connections??? Browsing the net I found a great solution to this problem on fransblog, a simple patch which allows full connectivity. Just download the zip file below, extract and run a batch file as administrator. Job done, it now works perfectly first time. Fransblog link no longer works, here is the Original Source. Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site.
Joined Aug 30, Messages I know there is one you can download for xp home. I was told when I bought the laptop that it had remote desktop, but unfortunately it doesn't and I really need it! Any help would be so appreciated!!! Joined Jun 10, Messages Well, all windows OS have remote desktop built in.
If on the other hand, you are looking for a VNC solution. Most are detected by AV scanners as malware due to thier nature and some are insecure. Be careful with VNC products. Because the Remote Desktop on the other Computer is not enabled. If they are behind a router or firewall though, this will complicate matters, in which case, VNC or even better LogMeIN are better alternatives.
Both the desktop and the laptop are behind a wireless router and trend micro firewall. Im still looking at logmein. What do you think about this? Here are the directions? Download termsrv. Extract Termsrv. Run the corresponding batch file for your Vista edition 5. Done Thanks. Again, if this is one of the reasons you want to use WHS then you would also have a version of the client OS that supports it.
You cant really blame WHS for not supporting something that isnt there to begin with. Also, their argument is that if that is a feature you want, then buy the version that has it. If you wanted the Media Center features of Vista you would buy a version of Vista that has it, not one that doesnt and then expect them to add it to that version.
You would think, at some level, they would be able to talk to understand and solve this - I know that the WHS have tried to get the Vista team to do something about this, but at the end of the day the decision does rest with the Vista team.
If they want to do it, they will. But their answer is along the lines of "if you want that feature, buy the product that actually has it". In an ideal world, everything would be compatible and you could do whatever you wanted with all of your Microsoft products. Personally I would love that, but at the moment that isnt the case and we are all stuck with whatever limitations we have with whatever versions of software we are using.
That being said, dont give up! Keep applying pressure, but focus that pressure where it will actually do the most good - the Vista team! I did pretty careful research before I made the leap to WHS But darned if I can't remote into my main machine from a local Starbucksor the local Library And darned if that connection isn't just plain great!!!
Microsoft is so bigI imagine that things get compartmentalized a lot and I wonder how much coordination is going on between the Vista Team and all the Windows Live products popping up. I tried to find out for 2 weeksgoing through various layers of MS bureacracy why I still needed Vista Windows Firewall services running when OneCare had replaced the firewall You don'tbut for some reasonOneCare didn't shut it down.
Sign in. United States English. Server is what is missing. I guess the real answer is: Microsoft figured anyone stupid enough to buy a PC with a bundled operating system is too stupid to actually be able to use it.
Like remote desktop to my work pc and send emails so the bosses think I am at work when instead I am at the beach or home playing video games. It truly is my fault for buying a pc with Windows preinstalled. An alternative is to put it in the windows startup section. And of course, firewall and router settings must allow connectivity.
My laptop has a normal display, and my desktop is widescreen with aero and it will be displayed on the laptop — albeit with edge scrolling.
Obviously, Remote Desktop does not work on Vista Home versions. Use RealVNC instead. Now someone hacked the termserv. Simply download termsrv. I was frustrated too that I could not remote from my laptop with vista premiun to my desktop with ultimate. I could remote the other way of course. Last night I forwarded udp and tcp ports on my router using the desktops address and was able to remote to my desktop from my laptop using the free rdc download from microsoft. Hope this helps someone else.
I forgot to tell you i have vista home premium. Someone can help me? If u r using a router ull need to fw the connection to ur machine. This one rocks for managing remote systems. Sure there are a few annoyances, like the nag screen and it only runs on windows but XP and Vista and some earlier , but, its the easiest to setup, can run as a service with a fixed password, or not. Small 1 MB client module for quick, new client, support.
Connections can change mid-stream, file transfer and remote presentation one-way sessions. It is a different license model; license is purchased once; period.
Free RSS updates, no maintenance read support, who needs it anyway. TeamViewer is great and I am using to create a VPN between two computers, but I want Remote Desktop for its ability to keep the machine locked and still be able to use the desktop.
Then no one is messing with the mouse and keyboard while I am working. Anyone found a hack to get it on Home Editions of Vista yet? I had the problem with Remote Desktop. After installing termsrv. I installed it and it fixed my issue. Make sure you have the latest DLL from the zip file. RDC is much faster and the colors are more vibrant! This is not an easy process so I recommend printing this.
I took me about 7 hrs from researching and messing around with settings to get this to work. I hope this works for you first time. This will give you an in-depth walk-through on making your remote desktop work. Then to top it all off, I needed a static IP to make it work.
Both are false. Here is how I made it all work. Download a patch for Windows Vista Home Premium. I believe the provider of my batch file was greenlight? Make sure to save this file in the temp file. Go to files on your computer ie. Right click on the start ribbon on your desktop screen. Select classic this makes things easier. You now have RUN listed on your start menu.
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