Adcadet
Storage Freak
Hey Gang,
I'm futzing with my HTPC after it's HD died (WD 20EARS, 7 months old). One thing that's always bothered me is that logging on remotely using my main desktop computer via my LAN kicks off the HTPC "user", who must then click on the logon icon to get back the session - which is hard to do if you don't have a mouse plugged into the HTPC. In Linux this would be trivial, but apparently this is hard in the world of Windows. The best work around I've found is a DLL hack (link below), but I figure there must be a better way. Have any of you found a good, easy solution? I suppose I could use TightVNC or similar.
http://www.windows7hacker.com/index...-concurrent-user-in-remote-desktop-windows-7/
I'm futzing with my HTPC after it's HD died (WD 20EARS, 7 months old). One thing that's always bothered me is that logging on remotely using my main desktop computer via my LAN kicks off the HTPC "user", who must then click on the logon icon to get back the session - which is hard to do if you don't have a mouse plugged into the HTPC. In Linux this would be trivial, but apparently this is hard in the world of Windows. The best work around I've found is a DLL hack (link below), but I figure there must be a better way. Have any of you found a good, easy solution? I suppose I could use TightVNC or similar.
http://www.windows7hacker.com/index...-concurrent-user-in-remote-desktop-windows-7/