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Currently I have WXP PC's. However, when I upgrade a W2K
PC to WXP I get the error message "The local policty of
this computer does not allow you to log on interactively"
when I try to use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to
it. Also, I am running W2K servers. Thanks.

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You might try reverting back to Win2000 and downloading the Remote Desktop
Client for Win2000. I just went through the same thing and finally through
in the towel and started fresh with XP. My system now flies faster & farther
than ever before and I'm completely ecstatic. I will say though that when I
upgraded win2000 to XP I could not get a break with RDC. Hope this helps.

"Jessica" wrote:

> Currently I have WXP PC's. However, when I upgrade a W2K
> PC to WXP I get the error message "The local policty of
> this computer does not allow you to log on interactively"
> when I try to use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to
> it. Also, I am running W2K servers. Thanks.
>

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Thanks for your help. I found after some digging that
all I had to do was add the administrators account to the
local security policy for "allow logon from terminal
services" and it worked!

>-----Original Message-----
>You might try reverting back to Win2000 and downloading
the Remote Desktop
>Client for Win2000. I just went through the same thing
and finally through
>in the towel and started fresh with XP. My system now
flies faster & farther
>than ever before and I'm completely ecstatic. I will
say though that when I
>upgraded win2000 to XP I could not get a break with
RDC. Hope this helps.
>
>"Jessica" wrote:
>
>> Currently I have WXP PC's. However, when I upgrade a
W2K
>> PC to WXP I get the error message "The local policty
of
>> this computer does not allow you to log on
interactively"
>> when I try to use Remote Desktop Connection to connect
to
>> it. Also, I am running W2K servers. Thanks.
>>
>.
>

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You don't want to do this as you won't have Remote Desktop "server"
capabilities... :)

Jeffrey Randow (Windows Networking & Smart Display MVP)
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On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 12:53:02 -0700, "NewMC"
<NewMC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>You might try reverting back to Win2000 and downloading the Remote Desktop
>Client for Win2000. I just went through the same thing and finally through
>in the towel and started fresh with XP. My system now flies faster & farther
>than ever before and I'm completely ecstatic. I will say though that when I
>upgraded win2000 to XP I could not get a break with RDC. Hope this helps.
>
>"Jessica" wrote:
>
>> Currently I have WXP PC's. However, when I upgrade a W2K
>> PC to WXP I get the error message "The local policty of
>> this computer does not allow you to log on interactively"
>> when I try to use Remote Desktop Connection to connect to
>> it. Also, I am running W2K servers. Thanks.
>>

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