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Remote Desktop Support
I'm becoming increasingly frustrated wuith the remote desktop function. I
simply CAN NOT connect to anyone's computer...EVER. I've tried everything, from turning off both Norton firewalls, one on each end and still fail to connect. I've tried connecting by using a messenger contact as well as sending an email invite...nothing seems to work PLEASE HELP |
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Please post the steps you have taken so far.......
"Marconius" wrote in message ... I'm becoming increasingly frustrated wuith the remote desktop function. I simply CAN NOT connect to anyone's computer...EVER. I've tried everything, from turning off both Norton firewalls, one on each end and still fail to connect. I've tried connecting by using a messenger contact as well as sending an email invite...nothing seems to work PLEASE HELP |
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Remote Desktop or Remote Assistance?
- If any machine is behind a router, make sure it is configured to forward port 3389 to the destination machine's internal IP address. - Make sure the intended target has this function available and enabled in the control panel/system/remote tab. - For RD, it sometimes helps to have the user account already logged in before attempting. - Make sure SP2 is installed as the older firewall version will cause issues. -- Best of Luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone Windows help - www.rickrogers.org "Marconius" wrote in message ... I'm becoming increasingly frustrated wuith the remote desktop function. I simply CAN NOT connect to anyone's computer...EVER. I've tried everything, from turning off both Norton firewalls, one on each end and still fail to connect. I've tried connecting by using a messenger contact as well as sending an email invite...nothing seems to work PLEASE HELP |
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1. I ensure that both I and my sister who lives several blocks away have our
Norton firewalls disabled to make sure there is no interference. 2. My sister goes to 'Help & Support' and selects 'Invite a friend to connect to your computer with Remote Assistance' 3. My sister selects 'Invite someone to help you' 4. She selects my Messenger and sends me an invitation. 5. I receive the invitation and when I accept it, I get a dialog box that reads 'Remote Assistance Loading' and a second dialog box that says 'REmote Assistance failed' Any ideas? "Paul" wrote: Please post the steps you have taken so far....... "Marconius" wrote in message ... I'm becoming increasingly frustrated wuith the remote desktop function. I simply CAN NOT connect to anyone's computer...EVER. I've tried everything, from turning off both Norton firewalls, one on each end and still fail to connect. I've tried connecting by using a messenger contact as well as sending an email invite...nothing seems to work PLEASE HELP |
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