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Remote connection without closing the session

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yoshiro Posted messages 532 Status Member -  
yoshiro Posted messages 532 Status Member -
Hello,
when I connect to my PC remotely (using Remote Desktop from Windows XP Pro), it automatically logs off that same PC
How can I configure Remote Desktop on Windows XP Pro to interact without logging off the user session?
Thanks in advance!!!
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.14

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    Oiseau04 Posted messages 124 Status Member 11
     
    Hello,

    When you connect with the Windows terminal server, the computer automatically locks the current session.
    I think you are connecting with the same account as the open session.

    If you want an OPEN session, then install specific applications that allow you to take control remotely without closing the session. You move the mouse, and on the other side, it moves as well.

    Thank you.
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  2. yoshiro Posted messages 532 Status Member 65
     
    OK thanks.
    But which application should I install then?
    please!!
    thanks in advance.
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    1. sapeurorca Posted messages 556 Status Member 52
       
      Hello,

      You can use Real VNC for example. It's easy to install and use.
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  3. yoshiro Posted messages 532 Status Member 65
     
    Ok, it's a good software. But to install it on the other PC knowing that it's very, very far away.
    So, wouldn't there be another software of the same type that doesn't require installation on the second PC? Please!!!
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  4. Oiseau04 Posted messages 124 Status Member 11
     
    Yes, you can install Damewhere; it installs on a single PC and requires the remote client to be installed by itself through its IP.
    So there is no need for you to move to install it on the other remote PC. You enter the IP, and it connects without any issues; furthermore, the remote access does not close the current session.

    "The more technology evolves, the better we discover."
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  6. Oiseau04 Posted messages 124 Status Member 11
     
    What did you install anyway?
    DameWhere?
    PC AnyWhere?
    VNC?

    So that you have this error?
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  7. yoshiro Posted messages 532 Status Member 65
     
    DameWhere
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  8. yoshiro Posted messages 532 Status Member 65
     
    Sure, thank you, but since English and I don't get along, I would like to know what needs to be configured for it to work properly because I'm getting a 10060 error?
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