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2008-04-16
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2008-04-16
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xp home (you need xp pro) dosn't do remote desktop, at least not properly. I would suggest you use vnc viewer.
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2008-04-16
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Ok. Having a few problems with rdesktop.
Im running windows xp home edition service pack 2 and my laptop is connected thru LAN.
My n800 is on OS2008 and connected to my laptop thru a usb wireless adapter.
1. which ip should i put in rdp server? my wireless adapter or the LAN's?
2. after i insert the ip and press ok, rdesktop just *poof* dissappears..
Why?
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2008-04-16
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2008-04-16
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2008-04-16
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First link that comes up when you google for rdp on winxp home.
http://www.geekport.com/2007/08/15/e...op-in-xp-home/
Also make sure that your XP firewall allows connections.
Navigate the Windows registry to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/ControlSet00X/Control/ProductOptions (where ControlSet00X is the one with the highest number) and delete the “ProductSuite” key.
Im running windows xp home edition service pack 2 and my laptop is connected thru LAN.
My n800 is on OS2008 and connected to my laptop thru a usb wireless adapter.
1. which ip should i put in rdp server? my wireless adapter or the LAN's?
2. after i insert the ip and press ok, rdesktop just *poof* dissappears..
Why?