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Remote Desktop

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Remote Desktop

A feature in Windows XP Professional that allows the machine to be run remotely from another Windows machine over any dial-up or LAN TCP/IP connection. Remote Desktop is actually the Windows-based Terminal Server, which uses the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to exchange only keystrokes and screen changes. For example, you can use any Windows laptop or desktop machine from a remote location to run your office XP Professional machine as if you were sitting at your desk. See remote control software.



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Services offered include desktop repairs, computer upgrades, remote desktop support, routine preventative maintenance, help desk assistance, priority response times and free on-site support.
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