RD Enable CL
Program Details:
RD Enable CL allows you to remotely enable Remote Desktop connections on a computer running Windows XP Professional Edition. It is designed for use by administrators within a domain environment. RD Enable overcomes the need for physical access to a remote computer which has not been previously configured to accept Remote Desktop connections. This version works from the command line. For a GUI version see: RD Enable XP
Latest Release:
- Version 1.0
Operating systems:
- Windows XP Professional Edition
- Works as described in this document.
Installation:
Download the Remote Desktop Enable Zip file below, unzip, then call the exe program from the comand line. By downloading you are confirming your agreement to the disclaimer below.
Disclaimer:
- You download and use this program at your own risk.
- The author cannot be held responsible in any way for your use of this program.
- The author makes no guarantee that this program will function as expected.
- Do not download the file if you do not agree with these terms.
Download and Contents:
- RD_Enable_CL_v1.zip (Version 1.0)
- rdecl.exe (Program)
- readme.txt
Instructions for use:
- Unzip the RD_Enable_CL_v1.zip archive to a folder on your computer.
- See readme for usage information or call rdecl /?
Program Details:
RD Enable CL works as follows:
- Checks to see if the local computer is online.
- Attempts to edit the remote system registry.
- (Optional) Prompts to launch remote desktop and connect to the remote computer.
Requirements:
- You must be logged on to the local computer with an account that has administrative privileges on the remote computer.
- The remote computer must allow ICMP connectivity and remote registry connections.
Hi Phil,
i have downloaded this rd enable xp tool however i cant see any installed application or executable file on my pc. thr’s a new folder named rd enable xp in my program files , however its empty.. could u please help me with this.
Hi Jay,
Have you tried downloading again and re-installing. Sounds like there could have been a problem with the download. Which operating system are you using?
Thanks,
Phil