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Remote Desktop Connection

Asked by smd333 in Windows XP Operating System

I have a PC on a domain - Windows XP Pro SP3 fully patched
I can ping both the IP of the PC and the name (which then resolves the IP)
I can browse to it in explorer using \\name\c$
I can connect to it using VNC with the IP address.
I cannot connect using this same IP in the RDP window, it does not display any errors, just does not connect.
The RDP service is started,Remote Desktop is enabled in My Computer> Properties > Remote
I have performed a repair of the XP installation and tried again without success.
Disabling the windows firewall makes no difference.
Please help I cannot see where else to go. The client cannot use VNC as does not scale his dual monitors effectively.
Thanks in advance
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