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The fact that you couldn't have more than one user on a system at one time. I have an HP Media Center Extender, and it is the only thing I'm aware of that can cause more than one user to be logged on to Windows at a time - albeit within the limited constraints of a Media Center Extender session I'm with you, Precam - I wish this was possible - for administrative reasons. To be able to log onto a system where a novice user is logged on, and fix things behind the scenes for them would be very useful - but you have to force them to log off remote desktop, XP Pro only or share with them remote assistance, XP Home or Pro Because i want it.

Nothing more to say. I just want to double check with you Because I am bit confused with the topic name. I thought the word "under" is similar to word "from". But I relized you ment : Remote access to your windows Pro remotly. I was facing same problem ,,,,,I have done alot of googling without finding any useful help ,,,the only thing that I found your query, and thanks for the response from the rest of people.

Try a new remote access software called I'm InTouch! With this product you can remotely access your home or work PC from. A Windows Professional machine cannot be configured as a terminal server. I know with windows server and winXP there are utilities for that. I know with windows server and windowsXP we have to check box for "enable remote login". You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Just the floppies can give you fits and why my shiny, shiny new motherboard has a floppy header.

At least one copy of each to be off-site, preferably all off-site. You'll be covered if the next time it is turned on is its last. Conduct a thorough hardware and software inventory. Some of the stuff may be really old, so keep an eye out for FCC identification numbers if nothing else turns up. Armed with this information, now you can go through the software products you'll need to hand for each possible path.

This is the manpower intensive part. I'm sure someone will jump in with a particular combination as perfect and VMWare is close to perfect, today but this may not hold true forever, or however long double any estimate the data may need to be retained. Observations: I'm far less worried about the licensing issue. Should it be required, you can still pick up completely! I keep unused copies here. Hell, I have unused WfW 3. I'd be far more worried about that proprietary application.

And some thought should be expended on identifying an upgrade path in that direction. It's the data that's important, at least to the client. I've actually done a heck of a lot more work in that direction. And database migrations a WORM financial success. If you're a puzzle-person this can be the most intellectually challenging work you can find.

On the other hand, it can also be the least rewarding financially, even should word-of-mouth get the attention of potential clients. Thanks for the write up Jack; I am waiting for an answer from the client on just how much money should be spent on this system. My gut tells me that he may just retire it now.

It has been off line for over a year, and at the time I discovered it he could not remember what it was for and we had to contact the prior consultant. Yep and I am a puzzle-person, I got my start in this business working with dBase3 and I love to figure out how to get data from one system to another. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 10 Insider Preview General. Threads in this forum will remain active until the product is released. At that time, we will create new forums and archive this forum to enable forum users to search threads, but not create new threads or posts.

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