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I may have posted this once in the past but I can't remember. If I did sorry.
At any rate, I have found that RDP (remote desktop) tends to screw with my
Aero enabled Vista. The issue solely relates to the Address Bar Toolbar I
have enabled on my taskbar.
I think I have isolated the exact steps to replicate my issue but I'm not
100% sure.
Here are my steps:
1) reboot my home PC (my PC is Aero enabled).
2) do not log in
3) From my work machine, RDP into my home PC. Because there was no previous
login, this RDP session is the FIRST login on the home PC
4) everything works fine in RDP. Aero is of course disabled be default when
using RDP.
5) disconnect RDP session (do not log off).
6) log in locally to my home PC
After step 6, my Address bar's text is completely unreadable. The color of
the text is kind of transparent/translucent as if it's being affected by Aero
(when it should just be black text). The only way to get it back to normal
is to disable Aero, and then re-enable it, or by reboot. A possible
logout/log back in may suffice. Didn't try that.
If I log into my home PC before going to work and then locking my
workstation, subsequent RDP sessions into the box do not have the effect
described above. It seems to only happen when RDP is the first logon session.
Any ideas how to get around this? Is this just a bug I have to live with?
Can we still submit bugs to MS regarding this? If so, where at?
Thanks in advance for any replies!
At any rate, I have found that RDP (remote desktop) tends to screw with my
Aero enabled Vista. The issue solely relates to the Address Bar Toolbar I
have enabled on my taskbar.
I think I have isolated the exact steps to replicate my issue but I'm not
100% sure.
Here are my steps:
1) reboot my home PC (my PC is Aero enabled).
2) do not log in
3) From my work machine, RDP into my home PC. Because there was no previous
login, this RDP session is the FIRST login on the home PC
4) everything works fine in RDP. Aero is of course disabled be default when
using RDP.
5) disconnect RDP session (do not log off).
6) log in locally to my home PC
After step 6, my Address bar's text is completely unreadable. The color of
the text is kind of transparent/translucent as if it's being affected by Aero
(when it should just be black text). The only way to get it back to normal
is to disable Aero, and then re-enable it, or by reboot. A possible
logout/log back in may suffice. Didn't try that.
If I log into my home PC before going to work and then locking my
workstation, subsequent RDP sessions into the box do not have the effect
described above. It seems to only happen when RDP is the first logon session.
Any ideas how to get around this? Is this just a bug I have to live with?
Can we still submit bugs to MS regarding this? If so, where at?
Thanks in advance for any replies!