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Go into Terminal Server Manager disconnect any existing connections. Or reboot server
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Go into Terminal Server Manager disconnect any existing connections. Or reboot server

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Do you have another server? I would remote in to another server, go to the terminal services manager, connect to the server that you cannot remote into and reset all the connections to that server. Logout and then try to reconnect to the server you are having problems with.
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Do you have another server? I would remote in to another server, go to the terminal services manager, connect to the server that you cannot remote into and reset all the connections to that server. Logout and then try to reconnect to the server you are having problems with.

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One thing to try as well. Go to Run the type mstsc /console press OK to see if you can logon
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One thing to try as well. Go to Run the type mstsc /console press OK to see if you can logon

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or if never version of RDP run: mstsc /v &quot;hostname&quot; /admin
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or if never version of RDP run: mstsc /v "hostname" /admin

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Hi I am trying to remote into my Server 2003 machine and normally I have no issues; however, today I am trying to and all I am getting is a black screen when I remote into it. I have tried numerous computers running windows 7, windows xp, and server 03 machines to try to remote into this machine and its the same deal so I am guessing it is something on the server side. If anybody has any insight on this it would be greatly appreciated.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi I am trying to remote into my Server 2003 machine and normally I have no issues; however, today I am trying to and all I am getting is a black screen when I remote into it. I have tried numerous computers running windows 7, windows xp, and server 03 machines to try to remote into this machine and its the same deal so I am guessing it is something on the server side. If anybody has any insight on this it would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks

Black Screen When Trying To RDP To Server 2003 Machine

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