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mark herraghty
I have set up a remote desktop to access my laptop remotely from my
main PC. The remote desktop works fine.
To restart/reboot the laptop I open the command prompt and type
"shutdown -r". This works fine. I can also restart the laptop by
pressing ctrl+alt+end and selecting restart from the drop down menu.
However, when the laptop boots up I lose the remote connection. It
seems that it is not possible to remotely access the laptop from the
welcome/login screen.
I have to walk over to the laptop and login.
Unfortunately this is not practical as I plan to use the remote
desktop from a further distance.
The only solution I can think of is to "enable automatic logon"
(Microsoft support article 310584).
However there is a clear security risk with this solution. Thus
leaving my home network open to hackers.
Can anyone suggest a solution? Is article 310584 my only solution or
is there alternative software?
Mark
main PC. The remote desktop works fine.
To restart/reboot the laptop I open the command prompt and type
"shutdown -r". This works fine. I can also restart the laptop by
pressing ctrl+alt+end and selecting restart from the drop down menu.
However, when the laptop boots up I lose the remote connection. It
seems that it is not possible to remotely access the laptop from the
welcome/login screen.
I have to walk over to the laptop and login.
Unfortunately this is not practical as I plan to use the remote
desktop from a further distance.
The only solution I can think of is to "enable automatic logon"
(Microsoft support article 310584).
However there is a clear security risk with this solution. Thus
leaving my home network open to hackers.
Can anyone suggest a solution? Is article 310584 my only solution or
is there alternative software?
Mark