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Hey! I am really trying to get this to work.

I have followed the steps shown here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h976cd1t(VS.85).aspx

I am really having a hard time with the step 2, "Add yourself to the remote machine's Local Administrators group."

I tried to do this. I added my user name on machine A to the Local Administrators group on machine B.

But every time I try to run the example It just doesn't work, saying the the remote machine doesn't exist or is unavailable.

I also tried this step here: http://www.pctools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48465

with no success.

In the "Local Administrators group" I just add the same user name I have in machine A to machine B right? Or am I confusing something??

I followed the steps shown here -> www.globalimaginginc.com/resources/docs/AddingLocalAdministrator.doc

In the select users dialog I can never get another computer just the local machine. Is that were I am going wrong??

Please!! Someone help me out here!!!

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First, just to get a complete picture

  1. what version of Windows are these machines running?
  2. what kind of network are they connected to (domain, workgroup)?
  3. are these machines running a firewall? If so, are they configured to allow access from the other machine(s)?
  4. can you see the other machine (B) from yours (A)?
  5. can you access files on the other machie?
  6. can you connect to the other machine, e.g. with Remote Desktop?

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Hey!

1. what version of Windows are these machines running?

WinXP pro Sp3

2. what kind of network are they connected to (domain, workgroup)?

Workgroup

3. are these machines running a firewall? If so, are they configured to allow access from the other machine(s)?

They are, but I set the firewall to allow the admin to connect. I followed this tutorial -> http://www.pctools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48465

4. can you see the other machine (B) from yours (A)?

Yes

5. can you access files on the other machine?

Yes

6. can you connect to the other machine, e.g. with Remote Desktop?

Yes. I am using remote desktop to run the other machine as it has not monitor.

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