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Yes, the windows logon sound usually plays after authentication. &nbsp;Does the sound adjustment need to be made on my PC (client) or the server?
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Yes, the windows logon sound usually plays after authentication.  Does the sound adjustment need to be made on my PC (client) or the server?

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Nevermind, I found it. &nbsp;That worked! &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks for the solution, ltwilliams.
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Nevermind, I found it.  That worked!  

Thanks for the solution, ltwilliams.

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Thanks for the help, ltwilliams. &nbsp;Much appreciated. &nbsp;
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Thanks for the help, ltwilliams.  Much appreciated.  

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I had previously fixed this issue by editing a registry entry, but I have no notes from the fix.<br />
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I can open remote desktop and reach the server. &nbsp;<br />
The credentials window appears on the screen.<br />
I enter credentials, and it begins the login process. <br />
THEN, the error window appears and reads:<br />
&quot;Remote Desktop Connection has stopped working. &nbsp;<br />
A problem has caused the program to stop working correctly. &nbsp;Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.<br />
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Needless to say, I have yet to receive an email from Bill Gates.<br />
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Please to be helping? &nbsp;Thanks
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I had previously fixed this issue by editing a registry entry, but I have no notes from the fix.

I can open remote desktop and reach the server.  
The credentials window appears on the screen.
I enter credentials, and it begins the login process. 
THEN, the error window appears and reads:
"Remote Desktop Connection has stopped working.  
A problem has caused the program to stop working correctly.  Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.

Needless to say, I have yet to receive an email from Bill Gates.

Please to be helping?  Thanks

Vista - Remote Desktop has stopped working (after credentials entered)

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