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Discussions about changing ports in Windows cover a range of scenarios, including modifying the listening port for Hamachi VPN from its default of 12975, altering the port for an installed printer to switch from a local USB connection to a network path, and adjusting the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) port. Users report issues such as RDP locking the computer after reconnection attempts when the port is changed, suggesting that reverting to the standard RDP port may resolve the problem. These threads highlight common troubleshooting steps for port changes in networking, printing, and remote access contexts.
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    Windows 10 changing listening port on hamachi

    I have the free version of hamachi and i am wondering hoe to change the port from its default 12975 to something else? Thanks
    • LT72884
    • Thread
    • configuration free version hamachi listening port network port change support vpn
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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    Windows 7 How To Change Port on an Installed Printer?

    I want to simply change the port on an installed printer. Currently it's set to a local usb port - I want to change it to \\Desk1\hp4050pcl. It's funny because I have both the pcl and ps versions installed locally, but when I try to add a new printer over the network I get an error message...
    • scottdev
    • Thread
    • device setup driver installation error message network printer pcl port change printer ps version usb windows settings
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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    Windows 7 RDP Locks computer after trying to reconnect??

    Hi folks. Using Win7 at home as my primary as of yesterday. One major problem I have run into is that I can't get control of my computer remotely or at the console after doing an RDP session. I did change the RDP port but I have always done that with previous versions of Windows. I'm guessing...
    • ridergroov1
    • Thread
    • bugs control lock network port change rdp reconnect remote desktop technical issues windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Networking
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