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15-May-2008, 02:52 PM #1
Remote From Vista to XP
I am able to successfully remote into my XP Professional computer from my Vista Home Premium computer. However, as soon as someone goes to use the XP computer (move the mouse, type something, etc.) I get logged off immediately at the Vista computer. I want both people to be able to take control of the computer simultaneously. Both computers are in my house, I'm just trying to be able to use them more effectively. Is there a setting somewhere that needs to be changed? Or what is the deal with this? In the past, I have worked with remote sessions where the person logging on and the original user both have access to the computer, until one of the two people log off. How do I configure this?
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