Recent content by DrBowers

.... You must have the exact same credentials on both computers. ex: Your username and password that you use to log in on one PC has to be exactly the same as it is on the other. Also, I'm assuming that you have set both computers to allow remote access both to and from?.?.? And right under...

Try This.. Instead of using the other computer's network I.D. to remote to it. Try connecting to the other computer while it is logged off, using it's I.P. address. Just the I.P address of the computer you are trying to connect to. Make sure you are using the same credentials that would...

Try This.. Instead of using the other computer's network I.D. to remote to it. Try connecting to the other computer while it is logged off, using it's I.P. address. Just the I.P address of the computer you are trying to connect to. Make sure you are using the same credentials that would log you...

I figured it out... If you are having this problem, or you can connect to the other computer but your user-name and password aren't letting you in, (and you know they're correct) try connecting to the computer's ip address instead of it's network name. Also, make sure your credentials are...

I want to be able to remote into the other computer on my network with Remote Desktop, but I'm having all kinds of trouble. both computers are set up with the same parameters. I'm not using an RD gateway, network discovery is on, file and printer sharing is on, public folder sharing is on, I'm...