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Lisa Liel
I've been using RDP on WinXP for several years, day in and day out,
all day. Suddenly, about 2 weeks ago, my RDP connection started
choking. I'd be typing, and suddenly, either the buffer would slow
down to the point that it took about a second and a half to display
each character, or it would freeze entirely.
To make things worse, whenever I have the RDP session open, all my
other connections (browsing, etc) are slowed down tremendously. As I
said, this only started about 2 weeks ago.
I'm terminalling into a Win2003 SP2 box, and presumably nothing has
changed there. I installed SP3 on my XP Pro box at home, and it seems
to have helped a little bit. I have it tuned down so that other than
the clipboard and (when it's full screen) alt-tab, nothing but the
simple view shows through the connection.
I've Googled this and come up with absolutely nothing.
I've tried terminalling to a different computer in a different
location, and I have the same problem. I've tried bypassing my router
and connecting directly to my cable modem (I'm on Comcast -- pity
me). I've tried turning off the other computers on my home network
and shutting down all other apps running on my machine. Nothing seems
to make any difference.
Does anyone know what could be causing this, and how I might go about
fixing it? Comcast claims they aren't blocking port 3389, btw. I
asked them.
Thanks,
Lisa
all day. Suddenly, about 2 weeks ago, my RDP connection started
choking. I'd be typing, and suddenly, either the buffer would slow
down to the point that it took about a second and a half to display
each character, or it would freeze entirely.
To make things worse, whenever I have the RDP session open, all my
other connections (browsing, etc) are slowed down tremendously. As I
said, this only started about 2 weeks ago.
I'm terminalling into a Win2003 SP2 box, and presumably nothing has
changed there. I installed SP3 on my XP Pro box at home, and it seems
to have helped a little bit. I have it tuned down so that other than
the clipboard and (when it's full screen) alt-tab, nothing but the
simple view shows through the connection.
I've Googled this and come up with absolutely nothing.
I've tried terminalling to a different computer in a different
location, and I have the same problem. I've tried bypassing my router
and connecting directly to my cable modem (I'm on Comcast -- pity
me). I've tried turning off the other computers on my home network
and shutting down all other apps running on my machine. Nothing seems
to make any difference.
Does anyone know what could be causing this, and how I might go about
fixing it? Comcast claims they aren't blocking port 3389, btw. I
asked them.
Thanks,
Lisa