[gus plourde]

Good day, we have any office in belgium in a private network we need to
access a computer at that office but the user forgot before she go home to
allow us remote assistance I know there is a key in the registry that we can
edit to allow us remote access to here pc.. can some one tell me where is
that registry key please... it's a windows xp station

thanks

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

"gus plourde" <gus plourde@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8172C602-4CF2-4FD6-A824-E69B6B787DCC@microsoft.com...
> Good day, we have any office in belgium in a private network we need to
> access a computer at that office but the user forgot before she go home to
> allow us remote assistance I know there is a key in the registry that we
can
> edit to allow us remote access to here pc.. can some one tell me where is
> that registry key please... it's a windows xp station
>
> thanks
>

Ask your network administrator to log you on under
the administrator's password. You would need the same
password even without logging on if you wish to edit
the registry remotely!

[gus]

we know the admin pw they are on the same domain as us,, and I'm the network
admin,,!! I would like to know where is that registry key..

gus

"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>
> "gus plourde" <gus plourde@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8172C602-4CF2-4FD6-A824-E69B6B787DCC@microsoft.com...
> > Good day, we have any office in belgium in a private network we need to
> > access a computer at that office but the user forgot before she go home to
> > allow us remote assistance I know there is a key in the registry that we
> can
> > edit to allow us remote access to here pc.. can some one tell me where is
> > that registry key please... it's a windows xp station
> >
> > thanks
> >
>
> Ask your network administrator to log you on under
> the administrator's password. You would need the same
> password even without logging on if you wish to edit
> the registry remotely!
>
>
>

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

There probably is but you would need to find it. You would
also need to activate it, because these keys are often read
at boot or logon time but not subsequently. To find it, take
a snapshot of the part of the registry that you believe contains
the key, then enable remote assistance, then take another
snapshot, then compare the two snapshots. This is the easy
part. The hard part is to find out how to broadcast the change
to the operating system.

You might find that making the change by the usual means
is far easier.


"gus" <gus@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4BFEB9A7-73F1-446F-8BC1-4838EA72EE03@microsoft.com...
> we know the admin pw they are on the same domain as us,, and I'm the
network
> admin,,!! I would like to know where is that registry key..
>
> gus
>
> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
>
> >
> > "gus plourde" <gus plourde@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:8172C602-4CF2-4FD6-A824-E69B6B787DCC@microsoft.com...
> > > Good day, we have any office in belgium in a private network we need
to
> > > access a computer at that office but the user forgot before she go
home to
> > > allow us remote assistance I know there is a key in the registry that
we
> > can
> > > edit to allow us remote access to here pc.. can some one tell me where
is
> > > that registry key please... it's a windows xp station
> > >
> > > thanks
> > >
> >
> > Ask your network administrator to log you on under
> > the administrator's password. You would need the same
> > password even without logging on if you wish to edit
> > the registry remotely!
> >
> >
> >