Remote Desktop stop working in Windows XP SP3

Hello All,
We have terminal server (Windows Server 2008R2) and it is working for everyone without any issue. There is windows XP SP3 PC, which suddenly stopped working and now it is unable to connect to terminal server. Even it can't remote desktop to any computer.
I have tried to update the RD client on this computer and disabled the firewall but nothing worked so far.
Someone please help me to fix the same.
Thanks, Manoj

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