It’s possible to auto login to desktop or console in Windows operating system. However, after logging on to the system automatically, user can manually log off and logout from the system. In some system, such as computer that functions as public kiosk, there should be only one user account on the system that remains logged on all the time.
Do you want to control your Windows Mobile device remotely by simply sending a SMS? You can do it with this great software utility that I just discovered. Named as SMSRunner 1.1, it is a Windows mobile utility that can trigger a program running with just a SMS sending to the mobile device. Good thing is, it will recognize the sender’s contact number and message […]
Ever wonder how you can locate your lost PC or laptop when such a misfortune incident happens? You may able to do so if your laptop has an embedded GPS (Global Positioning System) module but most of the time it is not feasible due to additional cost and service subscription for location tracking, which could end up even more expensive than your lost laptop. If […]
Microsoft Download Center has just released the Origami Experience 2.0, a suite of software designed particularly for Ultra-Mobile PCs that operate under Windows Vista. The new Origami Experience 2.0 application package is designed to give Ultra-Mobile PC users the same feel that they have in Windows Vista. With the Origami Experience 2.0 software package, users, for instance, can access and navigate for better information such […]
Like Windows Vista which has an user interface to configure automatic logon to skip entering password and directly boot up to desktop, Windows XP also have such convenient feature, which works for non-domain connected PC, and can be used to automate the log on process so that system can startup and login automatically.
Windows XP Home Edition (HE) does not come with or support Remote Desktop, or Terminal Services feature. There is Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) client which allows user to connect to remote host, but now accepting any remote desktop connection to the Windows XP Home PC. However, there is way to install and enable Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) in Windows XP using the trick below.
Many Windows Vista users probably have this problem quite frequently. Sometimes if they open a folder which contains video-format files such as MPEG or AVI files, it’s annoying to encounter an error message prompted out as follows: “COM Surrogate has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.” The […]
After installing Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional Edition onto a computer, officially it’s impossible for user to convert, or upgrade from Windows XP Home to Pro edition, or downgrade from Windows XP Professional to Home edition without reformatting and reinstalling the operating system from clean and fresh state.
mRemote is a full-featured, open source, multi-tab remote connections manager that allows users to manage all remote connections from within its single user interface. Computer users can run multiple instances of Remote Desktop, VNC remote control connections and other remote host access or transmission protocol applications on local PC. However, many programs have to be ran, occupying system resources and cluttering up Windows Taskbar.
Windows XP Professional and Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) has Remote Desktop (RDP) service that allows the computer to be remotely connected, accessed and controlled from another computer or host. However, Windows XP machine only allows one concurrent remote desktop connection from a single user been connected to it with no multiple remote desktop sessions or connections support.
When user runs Remote Desktop Connection, a RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol, or more commonly known as Terminal Services) client in Windows XP, and attempts to connect to Terminal Server service running on localhost (or using 127.0.0.1 IP address), which is own computer itself, Remote Desktop connection or session is disconnected, or rather unable and cannot connect with following error message.
PDF format file has advantage of smaller file size as compared to Microsoft Word or Power point documents. Also, it is less easy to be edited and has become one of the most common formats of the materials to be delivered for customer reference. However, it doesn’t appear to be a good presentation material until I find this software utility. Named as KeyJnote, it is […]
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