How can I enable remote desktop by windows xp home edition ?
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Click on start, then control panel, then performance and maintenance.  Now click on system, and the window that opens up, you should see remote assistance.  Click on this tab, now put a check mark in the box click apply.  Okay.  Now it's turned on!
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If you had windows XP and had set it up prior to leaving home yes you could have.\n\nSet up remote assistance when you get home and you wont have theis issue again ;)\n\nGL
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go to control panel.\nthere go to keyboard(double click the keyboard icon in control panel), a window will appear.\nclick on hardware, then on properties, a new windows will appear\nThere click on power management and then select the option saying "allow this device to..."\nthen press Ok.\nhope this will work.\nthis does work in XP
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XP remote access can only work with your permission. It requires the person with the problem to send a special request with an option of a password. The Helper then needs to agree by selecting and acknowledgement. So unless someone else has been on your computer it is unlikely someone has managed remote access.
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Windows comes with a client for its own Remote Assistance protocol.\n\n1. Open the Start Menu.\n2. Go to "Help and Support."\n3. Search for "Remote Assistance."\n4. Under "Help and Assistance," click "Remote Assistance."\n5. You should then be given two options, "Invite someone to help you," and "View invitation status." Pick the former.\n6. Following the on-screen instructions, the user should be able to send a Remote Assistance invitation to your e-mail address.\n\nRemote Assistance has all sorts of features, including voice chat, text chat, and remote control.
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You have a couple of options here.\n-Windows XP-\n-Option 1-\nYou can select the remote assistance option from the start menu and follow the on screen prompts in order to send a connection file from her machine to yours. Beware this will not work if she is behind a home router ( due to a non routable IP address)\n-Option 2-\nYou can open remote desktop providing you know her IP and you have allowed remote desktop connections.\nStart > Run > mstsc then select OK.\nTo enable remote desktop right click on "My Computer" and go to properties and then select the remote tab then check the allow remote connections to this computer box.\n\nAdvanced\nYou can research RealVNC or any other form VNC out there since it is open source software.
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Lot of protocols do this...such as remote desktop on windows VNC, SSH, if you are into windows Remote Desktop is native. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
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Simply try the Remote Desktop Option in windows.\n\nStart->Run->mstsc.exe\n\nThis will connect to remote machine in network.\n\nIF you want to try a software, then go for VNC.\nIt is mostly used for remote troubleshooting.\nIt should be installed in Network in all systems as Client and in your Machine(where you want to monitor from) as Server.\n\nHope this Helps....
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first switch on the terminal services in ur server. then share the folder MS clients located under %root%/winnt/tsclients.and note down the IP of the server.\nGo to the client, in explorer address bar give &#92;&#92;server IP address, provide administrator password when asked. click the shared folder from the client and choose win32 bit optionand install the same on ur client. upon installation click the terminal server option and give the IP address of the server on ur client. BINGO, u got the desktop with full administrative power. make sure ur server is WIN2003 server or WIN2000 server. won't work with NT
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dude, you have the perfect software for that in your own OS!! Remote Desktop!! don't download anything! Start / Programs / Accessories / Communications / Remote Desktop Connection\nenter IP or computer name, zappp
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you should be able to do a remote desktop, or use www.gotomypc.com, that is what I use when I travel for business to connect to our server.  Hope this helps
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If he has access to the Internet (and of course what is failing is NOT his internet connection), you can try a website like www.logmein.com\n\nThis website offers remote control capability for a PC and as long as all you want to do is look at his screen or take control and type stuff, I believe it is free.  There are other sites (for example www.GoToMyPC.com) but I am not sure if others offer this free connectivity. \n\nAlso, as another user indicated, there are built-in features in Windows XP that are designed to let you get help from other XP users, such as the Remote Assistance button.\n\nFYI - I am not an employee of any of the companies mentioned nor do I recommend one over the other. I have used all three and found they all do a pretty good job. So it depends on cost and what you find easiest to use.
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They best way I think u can do it is,\n\nlog into remote desktop at any of the public domain computers in USA or if you have a friend with static IP address.\n\nThen access page normally.\n\nMay be Remote assistance will do same thing.
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Easiest way is to use something called GOTOMYPC. If it's a one-off, use their trial.\n\nIt does give you complete access to the PC
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you need to setup server for remote acccess\n(windows,unix)
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I use 'remote desktop' to access my email from my home computer when I am away from home.\n\nYou can set it up under xp pro to run on the machine to 'log into' and xp home has the client to connect 'with'. I do not think xp home has the ability to accept connections however.
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just check the below microsoft link which will help u in remote desktop applicatin\nwww.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx