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Sincerely, Mike Hi Mike, The update may be categorized two different ways: RDP Server capabilities. This applies when another computer makes an incoming Remote Desktop connection to the machine. Both the Enable Remote Desktop Protocol 8.

I have not realized Remote Desktop is not a part of standard Win 7 Home install. Umarım bu en azından açıklık getirmiştir. Both the Enable Remote Desktop Protocol 8. Stop searching you have it already. This applies when another computer makes an incoming Remote Desktop connection to the machine. By default, the RD Client 8. Vista ve XP için bu linkten indirebilirsiniz Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 + Service Pack var ise son güncel durumu zaten mevcut. Sincerely, Mike Hi Si, The update may be categorized two different ways: RDP Server capabilities.

To put it in context, Windows 7 Home Premium can only be a RDP Client, so the server capabilities of the update do not apply. Only disadvantage compared to the paid products like Teamviewer and LogMeIn is the requirement on port forwarding.

- By default, the RD Client 8. For example, the PC is running Windows 7 SP1 Home Premium with RDP 8.

Hi All, I installed a home server for a friend with Win 7 Home Premium, opting to save him money, since he will never log onto the domain etc. I have not realized Remote Desktop is not a part of standard Win 7 Home install. This has created a pain, since we must use some 3rd party remote connection tool. This was OK until LogMeIn stopped being free. Before I take a risk with some of the stuff I came across, wanted to see if anyone has a proven method to enable RDP in Windows 7 Home Premium? Read full post You can get a free license for Real VNC from the website, which is what I personally use. If you're worried about security then an SSH tunnel to the machine or VPN and it's all encrypted. Only disadvantage compared to the paid products like Teamviewer and LogMeIn is the requirement on port forwarding. But you never have to worry about the Teamviewer server that handles the connections being down ; The support is pretty good too ; I use Teamviewer at home. Teamviewer is free for personal use... It's simple to set up, provides secure access, and can be set up for remote access anywhere without opening ports on a router. Btw, the RDP patch will probably require a static IP and opening a router port for access over the internet, unless you're using a separate VPN solution. Windows Updates will also break the concurrent RDP patch every few months.