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Option missing to allow remote connections



 
 
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Old January 15th 12, 07:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Rick[_28_]
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Default Option missing to allow remote connections

I am trying to allow external access to my computer so I can access it
remotely. Several sites list a procedure that says to right click
"Computer" on the start menu, choose Properties, click Remote settings,
click on the Remote tab and click on "Allow users to remotely connect to
this computer".

On my Windows Vista Home Premium system, I follow the above steps but the
only option I see says "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this
computer". Why is the "Allow users to remotely connect" option not listed?

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Old January 16th 12, 02:07 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
webster72n
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Default Option missing to allow remote connections

Rick wrote:
I am trying to allow external access to my computer so I can access it
remotely. Several sites list a procedure that says to right click
"Computer" on the start menu, choose Properties, click Remote settings,
click on the Remote tab and click on "Allow users to remotely connect to
this computer".

On my Windows Vista Home Premium system, I follow the above steps but
the only option I see says "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this
computer". Why is the "Allow users to remotely connect" option not listed?


It also says: "what happens when I allow remote assistance?" (in blue
letters). Clicking on that will open Help and Support and there you will
be given the instructions you are looking for.

Harry.
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Old January 16th 12, 01:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Rick[_28_]
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Default Option missing to allow remote connections



"webster72n" wrote in message
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Rick wrote:
I am trying to allow external access to my computer so I can access it
remotely. Several sites list a procedure that says to right click
"Computer" on the start menu, choose Properties, click Remote settings,
click on the Remote tab and click on "Allow users to remotely connect to
this computer".

On my Windows Vista Home Premium system, I follow the above steps but
the only option I see says "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this
computer". Why is the "Allow users to remotely connect" option not
listed?


It also says: "what happens when I allow remote assistance?" (in blue
letters). Clicking on that will open Help and Support and there you will
be given the instructions you are looking for.

Harry.


Clicking on Help and Support only provides further information about the
"Remote Assistance" functionality. There is nothing in there on allowing
users generically to remotely connect to the computer.

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Old January 17th 12, 03:44 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
webster72n
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Default Option missing to allow remote connections

Rick wrote:


"webster72n" wrote in message
...
Rick wrote:
I am trying to allow external access to my computer so I can access it
remotely. Several sites list a procedure that says to right click
"Computer" on the start menu, choose Properties, click Remote settings,
click on the Remote tab and click on "Allow users to remotely connect to
this computer".

On my Windows Vista Home Premium system, I follow the above steps but
the only option I see says "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this
computer". Why is the "Allow users to remotely connect" option not
listed?


It also says: "what happens when I allow remote assistance?" (in blue
letters). Clicking on that will open Help and Support and there you
will be given the instructions you are looking for.

Harry.


Clicking on Help and Support only provides further information about the
"Remote Assistance" functionality. There is nothing in there on allowing
users generically to remotely connect to the computer.


You will have to check the box to 'Allow Remote Assistance'.
I am not familiar with the details of accomplishing the remote
assistance itself.
 




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