Travis Hedger
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Hi guys, I cant seem to find my shortcut for Remote Desktop in WindowsXP, can someone post the actual file name so that I can search for it? Google turns up nothing!
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Mark Frank
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Try here.
Not sure if the file is standalone or the installer.
It also says you can reinstall it from your Windows XP CDs and has directions.
I'll make a quick check on an XP system in my office after I get off a conference call.
Not sure if the file is standalone or the installer.
It also says you can reinstall it from your Windows XP CDs and has directions.
I'll make a quick check on an XP system in my office after I get off a conference call.
Travis Hedger
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No, I know where the downloaded client is. I simply need to know the .exe of the actual file that launches the application.
Mark Frank
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Just did a quick search on my XP box and the Remote Desktop files are located in %SystemRoot%Webtsweb. It looks like CONNECT.ASP is the file that runs it. You can edit the file to suit your needs.
Hope this helps...
Hope this helps...
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Actually it is: %SystemRoot%System32mstsc.exe
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Also, you can create the shortcut by:
Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Terminal Services Client (Right-click on the TSC listing and select Create Shortcut), which should prompt you that it'll create it on your desktop.
Start -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Terminal Services Client (Right-click on the TSC listing and select Create Shortcut), which should prompt you that it'll create it on your desktop.
Travis Hedger
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Ah mstsc.exe, see, you would never guess that Remote Desktop Connection would translate to that! 
Found it!
Found it!
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