traderv
March 30th 03, 12:23 AM
----- Original Message -----
From: "traderv" >
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.messenger
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 6:52 PM
Subject: RA ok but no sound, app sharing (correction)
This is a correction to my earlier message.
> Something changed on my system, WinXP Pro, and I can't fix it. In the
past
> I could use Talk and Video features. After a few months hiatus I find
that
> Remote Assistance works fine, but I can't connect with remote user for
> Voice, App Sharing, or Whiteboard. Have tried starting those features
with
> RA runining and with RA not running simultaneously.
I recently switched from low speed connection to DSL. I hadn't used these
features for at least a couple months before the switch, and they did work
at that time. Shortly after the switch to DSL those features did not work.
I don't know what DSL would do to Messenger, but I guess that is suspect. I
will probably try going on-line by dialup and see if that changes anything.
Today I reinstalled Windows XP Pro on top of the older installation. No
change. One other thing I might try is adding a partition to the hard drive
and making a clean install of Windows XP to see if that makes a change.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
traderv
From: "traderv" >
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.messenger
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 6:52 PM
Subject: RA ok but no sound, app sharing (correction)
This is a correction to my earlier message.
> Something changed on my system, WinXP Pro, and I can't fix it. In the
past
> I could use Talk and Video features. After a few months hiatus I find
that
> Remote Assistance works fine, but I can't connect with remote user for
> Voice, App Sharing, or Whiteboard. Have tried starting those features
with
> RA runining and with RA not running simultaneously.
I recently switched from low speed connection to DSL. I hadn't used these
features for at least a couple months before the switch, and they did work
at that time. Shortly after the switch to DSL those features did not work.
I don't know what DSL would do to Messenger, but I guess that is suspect. I
will probably try going on-line by dialup and see if that changes anything.
Today I reinstalled Windows XP Pro on top of the older installation. No
change. One other thing I might try is adding a partition to the hard drive
and making a clean install of Windows XP to see if that makes a change.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
traderv