why does XP home have a "terminal services" service?
Kenny S
07-10-2005, 12:09 AM
I know that XP home does not have the remote desktop feature,
but I was looking at the list of services on a XP home machine
and noticed that it has a terminal services service!
Why? what is that? Can I somehow enable remote desktop on it?
Another service I saw is RDPSSW32.
what does that do?
thanks
Probably for Remote Assistance purposes.
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>I know that XP home does not have the remote desktop feature,
> but I was looking at the list of services on a XP home machine
> and noticed that it has a terminal services service!
>
> Why? what is that? Can I somehow enable remote desktop on it?
>
>
> Another service I saw is RDPSSW32.
>
> what does that do?
>
>
> thanks
>
Malke
07-10-2005, 12:09 AM
Kenny S wrote:
> I know that XP home does not have the remote desktop feature,
> but I was looking at the list of services on a XP home machine
> and noticed that it has a terminal services service!
>
> Why? what is that? Can I somehow enable remote desktop on it?
>
>
> Another service I saw is RDPSSW32.
>
> what does that do?
>
>
> thanks
XP Pro can run programs using Terminal Services, either in the server or
client roles. For a good explanation of what Terminal Services (or any
other service), check out the information here:
http://www.theeldergeek.com/services_guide.htm
Malke
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why does XP home have a "terminal services" service?