sayaprayer
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I just setup remote desktop. And I'm accessing my desktop from my laptop. Only thing is I can't see my laptops drives now. How can I view them so I can transfer files and such?
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On the Remote Desktop Connection screen select OPTIONS then go to LOCAL RESOURCES, then select DISK DRIVES
sayaprayer
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Excellent thank you.
Now, how do I get the sound to work? I set it to "Bring over to this computer" But I still got nothing.
Now, how do I get the sound to work? I set it to "Bring over to this computer" But I still got nothing.
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I have no problem with sound and RDP. This may sound stupid, but make sure the sound is turned up on both PC's.
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Yeah, sound was on for both PC's. Still no sound at all. Not the worst thing in the world though. One thing I noticed. I've been setting it up with my laptop. But I went to my friends house to try and access my PC and it didn't work. So obviosly it only works when Im on my own network. How can I change this? Do I need to add something in my router config?
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No, I believe you would need to use Remote Assistance. But I don't know because I have never use either one, I just heard people using RA for connecting from the internet.
I use Radmin, it's way better and it can connect through the internet if you configure your router port forwarding correctly, but it's only a trial version. You can try tightVNC, it's free and have the same features.
I use Radmin, it's way better and it can connect through the internet if you configure your router port forwarding correctly, but it's only a trial version. You can try tightVNC, it's free and have the same features.
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