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by nilt
by alsherfi
Run --> mstsc --> click on Local Resources tab , then check everything under local devices.
Maybe that should help? Let me know if it works or not.
by tpcosmo
by nilt
I don't recall anything other than allowing Users access to it but I'm on a domain and haven't used it outside my local network before.
I'll see if I can turn anything up; perhaps others have a better idea on this than I.
by fields987
Here is a link to a page that I found very helpful. It tells you how to modify C:\Windows\Web\Tsweb\default.htm in order to be able to connect local devices. http://www.datadr.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15&Itemid=26
Here is a link to a zip file that contains a page with all the modifications listed in the website above. You should not delete the old "default.htm" just in case something might go wrong and you need to restore the original, but simply rename it to something like olddefault.htm Then copy the new page into C:\Windows\Web\tsweb.
I have tested this, and it has worked for me.
by fields987
Here is a link to a page that I found very helpful. It tells you how to modify C:\Windows\Web\Tsweb\default.htm in order to be able to connect local devices. http://www.datadr.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15&Itemid=26
Here is a link to a zip file that contains a page with all the modifications listed in the website above. http://www.datadr.net/download/default.zip You should not delete the old "default.htm" just in case something might go wrong and you need to restore the original, but simply rename it to something like olddefault.htm Then copy the new page into C:\Windows\Web\tsweb.
I have tested this, and it has worked for me.
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