You could use System Restore to return Windows to a point when Remote Desktop still worked.
Remote Desktop Not Working - Code code 0x1104
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I upgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate x64 and my remote desktop worked for a week and a half and then it stopped working and gives the following error immediately when you try to use remote desktop:
"Because of a protocol error detected at the client (code 0x1104)...." - it says some more, but thats the important part.
Why do I get this and what do I have to do to fix it? If I did a repair with my upgrade DVD, do I need to contact Microsoft and tell them what happened so I can re-activate that key or anything? Will that upgrade DVD work more than once?
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Anonymous
2012-05-11T12:13:42+00:00 duh ... can I get amore technical answer?
duh . . . click Start, then Help, then look for help on System Restore! You will find a far better explanation there than I could ever give you. If you have further questions, start your own thread instead of appending your question to someone else's thread that is two years old and marked as answered. Remember to post full details about your problem.
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Anonymous
2012-05-11T11:49:06+00:00 You could use System Restore to return Windows to a point when Remote Desktop still worked.
duh ... can I get amore technical answer?