Microsoft
Software
Hardware
Network
Question : Problem: Local Mapped Drives not available on Terminal Services
I have an issue with Terminal services:
We have set up a Terminal Services profile that is pretty locked down for some users who are running a app remotely. Everything seemed ok until we found out that users could not map their local drives or printers in the RDP session. I checked the client settings, those were set to map the printers and drives. I then checked the domain settings and the TCP-RDP settings on the terminal server itself and in both places the settings should allow a user to connect.
Even with all those settings in place I still cannot log in using a locked down profile. If I log in with my domain admin account, I can map drives, but with the term services profile I cannot no matter what settings i loosen. Other than the three places I mentioned, what else might affect the ability to map local resources in an RDP term services session?
Answer : Problem: Local Mapped Drives not available on Terminal Services
Found the problem:
The profile appeared to be corrupted. After deleting the profile and re-crating it on the server and using that user profile directory as my template that fixed the problem.
Random Solutions
Problem: eSATA port not working
Problem: Seagate USB 2.0 200GB external hard drive is not showing as extra drive in windows XP Prof operating system computer.
Problem: Moving to new hard drives
Problem: Buying a new LCD monitor - HDMI or DVI?
Problem: How to make rules on Iphone with Exchange
Problem: Are These Signs The Hard Disk Is Failing?
Problem: How do I tell if my hard drive has failed?
Problem: Sound card not showing up in device manager
Problem: Solid State vs Regular HDD
Problem: Restored bios settings now I have no video