Vince Maskeeper
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Ok, I think I've tried everything on the planet. I've tried everything i can find on the net. I've tried voodoo and chanting...
Error: "The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try connecting again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator."
- Yes the machine I'm trying to connect to is running XP Pro, and remote desktop is enabled.
- Yes I checked windows firewall on both the outgoing and incoming machines. Both have remote desktop exception. I have also tried turning off win firewall on both machines. No luck.
- The laptop (the machine I'm trying to use to connect to my desktop) is able to connect via remote desktop to OTHER machines on my network. So the router is not blocking traffic.
- I have tried connecting using the machine's local IP and it's windows name... neither work.
- The laptop sees the machine, it is able to ping it. Also, if I try to remote desktop to it when it is OFF, I get a different message... the error above only happens when the machine is actually on and ready to receive connections.
Any thoughts on what else i could try? I tried cahnging the ip address of the desktop, but it did nothing different. I tried flushdns, and restarting my router. No luck.
-V
Error: "The client could not connect to the remote computer. Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer might be too busy to accept new connections. It is also possible that network problems are preventing your connection. Please try connecting again later. If the problem continues to occur, contact your administrator."
- Yes the machine I'm trying to connect to is running XP Pro, and remote desktop is enabled.
- Yes I checked windows firewall on both the outgoing and incoming machines. Both have remote desktop exception. I have also tried turning off win firewall on both machines. No luck.
- The laptop (the machine I'm trying to use to connect to my desktop) is able to connect via remote desktop to OTHER machines on my network. So the router is not blocking traffic.
- I have tried connecting using the machine's local IP and it's windows name... neither work.
- The laptop sees the machine, it is able to ping it. Also, if I try to remote desktop to it when it is OFF, I get a different message... the error above only happens when the machine is actually on and ready to receive connections.
Any thoughts on what else i could try? I tried cahnging the ip address of the desktop, but it did nothing different. I tried flushdns, and restarting my router. No luck.
-V