This is my workaround; this wasted a LOT of my time before
i figured this out...

I am using remote desktop connection but choosing to leave
the audio at the remote computer. My audio device is
SoundMax on a Dell Dimension 4600.

If I first log into the machine locally, then initiate a
remote desktop connection from my second machine then the
audio device is present.

If I have not logged into the machine locally first i get
the "No Audio Device" problem after using the remote
desktop connection.

Hope that helps someone out!

Best regards,

Mark.

Right... This is a known issue... In the FAQ page at
http://www.remotenetworktechnology.com site, I have an entry that
describes how to Autologon, then Lock the machine... This will help
automate the procedure you describe.

Jeffrey Randow (Windows MVP - Networking & Smart Display)
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On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 11:02:49 -0700, "Mark Southern"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>This is my workaround; this wasted a LOT of my time before
>i figured this out...
>
>I am using remote desktop connection but choosing to leave
>the audio at the remote computer. My audio device is
>SoundMax on a Dell Dimension 4600.
>
>If I first log into the machine locally, then initiate a
>remote desktop connection from my second machine then the
>audio device is present.
>
>If I have not logged into the machine locally first i get
>the "No Audio Device" problem after using the remote
>desktop connection.
>
>Hope that helps someone out!
>
>Best regards,
>
>Mark.