Allowing the Remote Desktop Protocol in Windows Firewall; Next, do the same thing with the entry named Remote Desktop (WebSocket) and press Ok to save the changes. Restart your Windows machine and attempt to connect to it using the Remote Desktop protocol once the next startup sequence is complete. General Remote Desktop connection troubleshooting.; 8 minutes to read; In this article. Use these steps when a Remote Desktop client can't connect to a remote desktop but doesn't provide messages or other symptoms that would help identify the cause. Check the status of the RDP protocol Check the status of the RDP protocol on a local.

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Hey, everyone. I have a general technology question I was hoping someone could help me with. I want to connect to my laptop running legal/authentic, activated Windows 8.1 Professional by using a remote connection, created on my iPhone 5, with the Microsoft Remote Desktop app for iOS.It looks like there is at least one third-party app that allows you to do this also (e.g., ), but the aforementioned is the official one from Microsoft, so I would prefer to use that one, if possible.I downloaded the from iTunes.

I was trying to connect my iPhone 5 to my running legal/authentic, activated Windows 8.1 Professional ( no mods) from my iPhone using the app and the Remote Desktop functionality in Windows. I can’t get the iOS Remote Desktop app to find my computer, though. I looked up my IP address information using the Command Prompt in Windows. I used the Search charm at the right side of the screen and searched for Command Prompt. To get the info, I typed “ ipconfig” and hit enter. There is a lot of information displayed afterward, some of which is personally identifiable, so I won’t be posting it here.

I will list what information is displayed, though. Anything not listed for one category I omitted. It includes:Wireless LAN AdapterLink-local IPv6 Address: ABCD:: EFGH: IJKL: MNOP: QRSTU (some of these letters are numbers)IPv4 Address: 123.456.78.9Subnet Mask: 123.456.789.1Ethernet AdapterLink-local IPv6 AddressIPv4 AddressSubnet MaskDefault Gateway: 123.45.678.000Tunnel Adapter Local Area ConnectionIPv6 AddressLink-local IPv6 AddressI go to a large university, and I have an on-campus apartment, so I use the school’s internet. I have an ethernet cord plugged into the wall, which plugs into my docking station, and the docking station then connects to my computer via USB. The Wi-Fi in my apartment is terrible, so when my laptop is connected to the docking station, I use the unused Wi-Fi card to create a software-based virtual hotspot with two programs:. When the virtual hotspot is being broadcast, it has the same IPv4 address listed for the wireless LAN adapter for one of the computer’s local area connections as displayed in the Command Prompt.

Maybe some type of security protocol used by my school’s wired network is causing the issue?When trying to connect to my laptop in the iOS app, I get an error message stating, “We couldn’t connect to the remote PC. Make sure the PC is turned on and connected to the network, and that remote access is enabled. If this keeps happening, ask your admin or tech support for help.” I used multiple IP addresses from the data above, as well as the email address and password I use to log into my Microsoft account (linked to Windows 8.1 Professional via the cloud). I also believe I enabled remote access by going into Control PanelSystem and SecuritySystem, clicking “Remote Settings” on the left, and checking the “Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer” box. I also clicked on the “Advanced” button and checked the box that says, “Allow this computer to be controlled remotely.”I have no idea how to fix this problem, but I would really like to. Using the Remote Desktop iOS app, you’re supposed to be able to access all of your PC’s files, apps, and mirror the display, as long as the computer and iOS devices are connected to the internet. I’d really like to do that.If anyone has any ideas, please let me know.

I would REALLY appreciate it. Thank you!Note: I don’t know if any of it will be relevant, but to cover all my bases, my laptop and phone setup are as follows. They consist of:An external monitor -Docking station -External hard drive - Western Digital My Book, 1 TBExternal CD/DVD player -External keyboard -External mouse -USB-powered laptop cooling fans -I also occasionally connect the following to my laptop via Bluetooth:As for my phone, I have the 64 GB iPhone 5 running official, non-jail broken iOS 8.1 on Verizon Wireless. My phone has never been jail broken to my knowledge: the phone is refurbished, so I can’t be sure. I have no mods on the phone of my own doing, though.

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