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RDP 'ing with Windows 7 Home Premium 64

Hello,

I already tried the link below and it seems like it should have worked. I can now use RDP on that machine and call it from itself but it still doesn't work trying to reach it from another PC on the same subnet. I even saw a youtube video which show the same instructions. When i install it, all the correct listeners show up in the command prompt box. Any thing else I can try to make this work from another PC on the LAN? Really driving me nuts and a bummer that MS would try to disable this feature. Thanks!!

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26433170/How-to-grant-RDP-connection-privilege-on-Windows-7-Home.html?sfQueryTermInfo=1+10+30+7+home+premium+rdp+window
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if both computer on the lan have internet access you can use LogMeIn Free
to  remote control your other  PC.  Just need to setup a account and choose product  Logmein free.
 
you also have to add both computers to your account
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Still working on this issue this week...
Bottom line is that this is not permitted by Microsoft - "hacking" windows to enable features is not permitted and Home versions do not include the capability to connect via RDP TO them.

I therefore propose selection of the first comment as the correct answer.
This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program.  See my comment at the end of the question for more details.