The problem is even though I clicked on the option, RDS just doesn't
activate. When I right click again on the icon, the option is still
there.
Any suggestion on solving this problem?
You are attempting the activation from an Administrator account?
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Brian Sullivan
Courses by Wire (http://www.coursesbywire.com)
yes. Is it a problem doing so?
No it is a requirement.
Is this on XP (a corporate machine?). There is a policy setting that can
prevent RDS from running -- is it possible this is the case here?
What happens if you attempt to activate by starting NetMeeting, making sure
RDS is enabled by using the Tools->Remote Desktop Sharing menu item and
then attempt to activate using the File ->Exit and Activate .. menu item?
I'm actually using computers at work in a network. Unfortunately, the
network guy doesn't know much about RDS. That's why I post my question
here. Where can we find this policy setting you're talking about?
> What happens if you attempt to activate by starting NetMeeting, making sure
> RDS is enabled by using the Tools->Remote Desktop Sharing menu item and
> then attempt to activate using the File ->Exit and Activate .. menu item?
>
After doing exactly what you mentioned, it looked as if RDS was
activated (i.e.: no error message) . But when I right clicked on the
Netmeeting tray icon, "activate remote desktop sharing" was still
black.
yup, I tried it. No error messages. It looked as if RDS started, but
it didn't. When I right clicked on the netmeeting system tray icon
again, "activate remote desktop sharing" was still black.
I'm not sure about the policy setting. I can ask the network guy I'm
working with. Unfortunately, he doesn't know much about RDS. That's
why I post.
Do you know where exactly we can toggle that policy setting?
yup, I tried it. No error messages. It looked as if RDS started, but
Could this:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;878451
be the issue?