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This is a goofy question, but does Windows Remote Desktop limit the speed of data when using remote desktop? I am asking this because our network is fast and the connection for RDC is fast on a laptop I am testing. Once I am using RDC some programs just seem to lag in the RDC environment. Specifically using web based applications seem to be very slow in RDC. <br />
I realize I may not be asking this question in the right way...
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This is a goofy question, but does Windows Remote Desktop limit the speed of data when using remote desktop? I am asking this because our network is fast and the connection for RDC is fast on a laptop I am testing. Once I am using RDC some programs just seem to lag in the RDC environment. Specifically using web based applications seem to be very slow in RDC. 
I realize I may not be asking this question in the right way...

Does Windows Remote Desktop have a limit on data transfer speed?

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