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I am trying to RDP into a "VISTA for business workstation" and I get the

following error "Your account has been disabled. Please see your system

Administrator"



* Remote Desktop has been enabled from the REMOTE TAB | SYSTEM PROPERTIES

* Remote Desktop has been enabled from the Firewall Exception TAB.

* I am using the Local\Administrator account, which is enabled. Whether I

prefix the local host or not does not make a difference

* I am connecting from a Windows 2003 Server SBS



Is there an extra configuration for VISTA that I am not aware of, maybe in

local policy??



Thanks,

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Nicki


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Re:Remote Desktop Error

Hi,



Are you using "an" administrator account or "the" administrator account. The

latter is not normally enabled and shouldn't be. You should be logging in

using your admin-level account (and really, this too is an unsafe practice,

a standard user account is what the majority should be using).



Also, make sure you are set to receive RD connections from any version of

Windows on the Remote tab.



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Best of Luck,



Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

mvp.support.microsoft.com/" >mvp.support.microsoft.com/

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

My thoughts rick-mvp.blogspot.com" >rick-mvp.blogspot.com



"NickiBoy" <NickiBoy@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

Quote
I am trying to RDP into a "VISTA for business workstation" and I get the

following error "Your account has been disabled. Please see your system

Administrator"



* Remote Desktop has been enabled from the REMOTE TAB | SYSTEM PROPERTIES

* Remote Desktop has been enabled from the Firewall Exception TAB.

* I am using the Local\Administrator account, which is enabled. Whether I

prefix the local host or not does not make a difference

* I am connecting from a Windows 2003 Server SBS



Is there an extra configuration for VISTA that I am not aware of, maybe in

local policy??



Thanks,

----

Nicki





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Re:Remote Desktop Error

Rick,



Thanks for your help. This was my 1st experience w/ VISTA. I was not aware

that the "ADMINISTRATOR " account is disabled by default.



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Nick





"Rick Rogers" wrote:



Quote
Hi,



Are you using "an" administrator account or "the" administrator account. The

latter is not normally enabled and shouldn't be. You should be logging in

using your admin-level account (and really, this too is an unsafe practice,

a standard user account is what the majority should be using).



Also, make sure you are set to receive RD connections from any version of

Windows on the Remote tab.



--

Best of Luck,



Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

mvp.support.microsoft.com/" >mvp.support.microsoft.com/

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

My thoughts rick-mvp.blogspot.com" >rick-mvp.blogspot.com



"NickiBoy" <NickiBoy@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

news:8D3A8209-3CAC-4300-ABAD-751A78D97111@microsoft.com...

>I am trying to RDP into a "VISTA for business workstation" and I get the

>following error "Your account has been disabled. Please see your system

>Administrator"

>

>* Remote Desktop has been enabled from the REMOTE TAB | SYSTEM PROPERTIES

>* Remote Desktop has been enabled from the Firewall Exception TAB.

>* I am using the Local\Administrator account, which is enabled. Whether I

>prefix the local host or not does not make a difference

>* I am connecting from a Windows 2003 Server SBS

>

>Is there an extra configuration for VISTA that I am not aware of, maybe in

>local policy??

>

>Thanks,

>----

>Nicki

>





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