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Drew McNair
Remote Desktop allows you to connect to Disk Drives,
Printers, and Serial Ports of a remote computer by
selecting them under the Local Resources tab of the
remote desktop connection window. However, how do I
connect to a USB peripheral on the local computer? Is
there a registry setting that can be tweaked or added?
I have an external USB soundcard and I can't seem to get
any sound of it when I try playing anything from a remote
desktop. I have set the Remote computer sound to "Leave
at remote computer" in the Local Resources tab. I figure
the local computer must not be allowing the remote
desktop to access the USB port.
Printers, and Serial Ports of a remote computer by
selecting them under the Local Resources tab of the
remote desktop connection window. However, how do I
connect to a USB peripheral on the local computer? Is
there a registry setting that can be tweaked or added?
I have an external USB soundcard and I can't seem to get
any sound of it when I try playing anything from a remote
desktop. I have set the Remote computer sound to "Leave
at remote computer" in the Local Resources tab. I figure
the local computer must not be allowing the remote
desktop to access the USB port.