Remote Desktop crashes windows pc - HELPPPPP

I have white macbook (dec 08) and I use the microsoft remote desktop connection for mac to connect to my xp machine. It always reboots my xp and causes it to have a serious error. I can connect most of the time but it does this once or twice per day. Any ideas?

Since RDC and your PC are not Apple products, please post your quesiton on Microsoft's own forums for their Mac products, as Apple discussions only provide support for Apple products:
http://www.officeformac.com/productforums

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Almost every time when connecting to W10 Preview build 9860 the remote desktop crashes with the following message:
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Faulting module name: rdpcorets.dll, version: 6.4.9860.0, time stamp: 0x543626df
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Also some services werde stopped due to this crash, like cryptsvc, workstation and others..
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What Remote Desktop options have you chosen on the client (i.e., system where you're making the connection from) when making the connection? Have you tried varying them?
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Also, how are you breaking the connection? Are you selecting "Disconnect" on the remote system, or are you just closing down the Remote Desktop application? That could make a difference.
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Remote Desktop Crashes When trying to log-in after changing password on the remote computer

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I use cisco VPN to connect to my work computer.
I can use RDC to connect to any computer on home network without issue.
Yesterday I changed to password on my work computer and now every time I try to log from my home computer RDC crashes.
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Faulting application name: mstsc.exe, version: 6.1.7601.18540, time stamp: 0x53c72529
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http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-winapps/remote-desktop-crashes-when-trying-to-log-in-after/cc45b7be-62ee-4f83-b50b-db028ee32a7f

Hi hg,
I didn’t found relevant settings in remote desktop connection manager, I checked the “Use multiple monitors when necessary” under tools->options, but seems like it is used for span a full screen over multiple monitors. For now I’d suggest figuring out
why your remote session keeps crushing.
I suspect the crash is not related to password changing, similar cases normally occurs after some local device driver, please try to disable the local printer in Remote desktop connection local resources first.
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Ctrl+Alt+End in Remote Desktop Running Windows XP with VMWare Fusion

I am using remote desktop on Windows XP in a VMWare virtual machine on my MacBook Pro. When the remote computer I'm connecting to times out and locks the screen, I need to send ctrlaltend to get back to the login dialog to unlock the screen (ctrlaltdel gets processed by the local windows box and never passed through so ctrlaltend is the appropriate sequence in remote desktop). Only one problem ... my MacBook Pro keyboard doesn't have an End key (or any other key that maps to it as far as I can tell) ... neither does the bluetooth wireless keyboard I use. So how do I send ctrlaltend? Anybody else run into this and find a satisfactory solution short of disconnecting remote desktop and logging in all over again?

That's weird.. I use RDC on my Vista's VM all the time and Ive never encountered this issue.
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I am unable to remote desktop my window based office pc from my mac book pro using VPN.
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MS Remote Desktop crashes Mac OS X when trying to add a certificate

As written in the headline, when trying to permanently add a certificate, the window where I am supposed to enter my password produces the rainbow wheel of doom.
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Windows XP see blank screen when remote desktop to Windows 7 with fast user switching disabled

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As I know, for RDP session in Windows 7, you don't need to configure the fast user switch option disabled. Windows 7 doesn’t support multiple Remote Desktop sessions by design, that means only one RDP session at a time.
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HELP - Remote Desktop and Windows? Is it possible? I need your thoughts...

I am currently trying to set up a connection between my MacBook and my Windows XP PC. I have Leopard 10.5.3 and Windows XP. I want to set up the connection to my PC so I can use my Remote Desktop to control/observe/receive files from my PC to my MacBook. So far its been going well, I was searching on Google for some answers, and I read something about VNC Viewer and Remote Desktop. I am not sure how this works but I just want Remote Desktop to work with my PC. So I was just wondering if anyone here can help me out, or if anyone here has any suggestions/ideas. Thanks.

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