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John DeFiore
I know about the remote desktop bug with the audio tunnel that prevents you from playing audio files on the remote computer (leaving the audio at the remote machine). I have a music server machine located downstairs that I'd like to run from upstairs using RDS. The workaround that used to work for me was to start Windows Media Player manually downstairs, then I could connect remotely and select playlists, etc. At some point this broke. (Don't know why, could have been an update, could have been a setting change but I can't figure out how to make it work again.) Now any time I connect to the remote machine, Media Player stops and I can't play anything because it thinks that there's no audio driver installed. Any idea why the workaround no longer works? Is there some setting that breaks it? Any other options? I know that this was supposed to be fixed in SP2 for XP, but apparently I'll be in the old folks home listening to elevator music before that comes out. The new MS licensing agreement also prohibits you from using VNC or any of the other desktop sharing programs (if you read it carefully). So will there be a patch before SP2?
Thanks,
John
Thanks,
John