I have the same problem. It started when I installed Trend Micro
virus protection. I have since removed their firewall, as well as
Vistas firewalls (including those in Firewall with Advanced Security).
It worked again for one day, then stopped again this morning, same
message as EAGal.
On Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:19:00 -0700, EAGal
<> wrote:
>Thanks for the suggestion - but unfortunately it didn't do the trick. Any
>other suggestions?
>
>"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
>
>> I would try running elevated to admin. Start/.../accessories, rightclick the
>> desktop connection icon, 'run as admin'
>>
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>> "EAGal" <> wrote in message
>> news:0CB7C85D-CCAB-4FFE-813A-...
>> > I purchased a Dell laptop in mid February with Vista installed on it and
>> > was
>> > able to remote desktop to my work PC (which is running XP) no problems! It
>> > requires a VPN connection to be established first.
>> >
>> > About 2 weeks ago, it all of a sudden stopped working. The VPN connection
>> > continues to establish just fine, but now I get the following 'remote
>> > desktop
>> > disconnected' error message: "This computer can’t connect to the remote
>> > computer. Try connecting again. If the problem continues, contact the
>> > owner
>> > of the remote computer or your network administrator".
>> >
>> > I am able to connect to my work PC from my *other* PC at home no problem
>> > (it's a desktop running XP) so I know it's not related to my work PC. Any
>> > ideas? I just don't understand why it was working fine for several weeks
>> > and
>> > then not. I tried disabling my firewall as a test, but the issue persists.
>> > Help!
>>