Unable to reconnect to Remote Desktop after Disconnect

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Hello,

I am having the same issue others are having. I am working with Windows XP
Professional (SP2). I keep getting errors when I try to Reconnect to my
computer. Connecting the first time works without a problem, but when I
disconnect or log off I am unable to reconnect. A reboot is required to login
again. My computer is a part of a domain, and is located behind a firewall.
I am using VPN to tunnel into the network and then Remote Desktop to connect
to the machines.

Here is what I have tried so far:

I have updated vide drivers on all machines using Remote Desktop
I have checked the Event Logs and found no errors.
I have tried clicking on the "Disconnect" option as well as the "Log Off"
option.
I have made sure telnet opens to a black screen.
I have also tried using Windows XP (SP1) without the hot fixes installed.

Please help as I am need to get this working.
Thank you in advance.
 

Dan

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Are you by any chance running Webroot's Spyweeper?
I ask because when I install that product I get the same issues as you, but
when I uninstall it, the issue disappears.


Dan.

<dewey@anon.postalias> wrote in message
news:FA1250E1-DD79-4EDD-AAA7-5632F1C314D2@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am having the same issue others are having. I am working with Windows XP
> Professional (SP2). I keep getting errors when I try to Reconnect to my
> computer. Connecting the first time works without a problem, but when I
> disconnect or log off I am unable to reconnect. A reboot is required to
> login
> again. My computer is a part of a domain, and is located behind a
> firewall.
> I am using VPN to tunnel into the network and then Remote Desktop to
> connect
> to the machines.
>
> Here is what I have tried so far:
>
> I have updated vide drivers on all machines using Remote Desktop
> I have checked the Event Logs and found no errors.
> I have tried clicking on the "Disconnect" option as well as the "Log Off"
> option.
> I have made sure telnet opens to a black screen.
> I have also tried using Windows XP (SP1) without the hot fixes installed.
>
> Please help as I am need to get this working.
> Thank you in advance.
 
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No I am not using Spysweeper. I know this is going to be something easy I am
overlooking, but for now I am still stuck.

"Dan" wrote:

> Are you by any chance running Webroot's Spyweeper?
> I ask because when I install that product I get the same issues as you, but
> when I uninstall it, the issue disappears.
>
>
> Dan.
>
> <dewey@anon.postalias> wrote in message
> news:FA1250E1-DD79-4EDD-AAA7-5632F1C314D2@microsoft.com...
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am having the same issue others are having. I am working with Windows XP
> > Professional (SP2). I keep getting errors when I try to Reconnect to my
> > computer. Connecting the first time works without a problem, but when I
> > disconnect or log off I am unable to reconnect. A reboot is required to
> > login
> > again. My computer is a part of a domain, and is located behind a
> > firewall.
> > I am using VPN to tunnel into the network and then Remote Desktop to
> > connect
> > to the machines.
> >
> > Here is what I have tried so far:
> >
> > I have updated vide drivers on all machines using Remote Desktop
> > I have checked the Event Logs and found no errors.
> > I have tried clicking on the "Disconnect" option as well as the "Log Off"
> > option.
> > I have made sure telnet opens to a black screen.
> > I have also tried using Windows XP (SP1) without the hot fixes installed.
> >
> > Please help as I am need to get this working.
> > Thank you in advance.
>
>
>
 

Crazyboy1122

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The updated video drivers may be the problem. The newest nVidia drivers have this problem. Try using an older video driver available for your video card.