I want to be able to restart my office computer from my home via remote
desktop connection.

annie wrote:
> I want to be able to restart my office computer from my home via
> remote desktop connection.

CTRL+ALT+END if you have the remote desktop full-screened.

or...

Start --> Run -->

shutdown -r -t 10 -f

OK.

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> annie wrote:
>> I want to be able to restart my office computer from my home via
>> remote desktop connection.
>
> CTRL+ALT+END if you have the remote desktop full-screened.
>
> or...
>
> Start --> Run -->
>
> shutdown -r -t 10 -f
>
> OK.
>
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> MS-MVP

Be Careful, when rebooted, it's impossible to logon again (in Workgroup
mode it doesn't work, maybe in Domain mode ?)

Hmmm... I have never had issues logging on after a reboot. I use a work
group environment...

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"[Ben]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> annie wrote:
>>> I want to be able to restart my office computer from my home via
>>> remote desktop connection.
>>
>> CTRL+ALT+END if you have the remote desktop full-screened.
>>
>> or...
>>
>> Start --> Run -->
>>
>> shutdown -r -t 10 -f
>>
>> OK.
>>
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>> Shenan Stanley
>> MS-MVP
>
> Be Careful, when rebooted, it's impossible to logon again (in Workgroup
> mode it doesn't work, maybe in Domain mode ?)
>
>

annie wrote:
> I want to be able to restart my office computer from my home via
> remote desktop connection.

Shenan wrote:
> CTRL+ALT+END if you have the remote desktop full-screened.
>
> or...
>
> Start --> Run -->
>
> shutdown -r -t 10 -f
>
> OK.

[Ben] wrote:
> Be Careful, when rebooted, it's impossible to logon again (in
> Workgroup mode it doesn't work, maybe in Domain mode ?)

Ben, if that is your experience - then somehting in your configuration
(somewhere down the line) is broke.

I have machines in I remotely manage that are in domains and those I
remotely manage that are not in domains - I have yet to have an issue with
restarting one and not being able to connect to it after it reboots.

I have messed up and shut down the system instead of rebooting - but that's
an "oops" issue - nothing can correct that! heh

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