I use a lot of remote desktop to manage access to clients or servers. But after installing Windows Vista on my computer, this has been virtually impossible. When I tried to remotely connect it got the connection, but it slowed down or completely froze so it wasn't possible to even log on.
Finally I've found a solution for the slow remote desktop problem here.
It was needed to run the command prompt as administrator and disable auto tuning for the TCP/IP receive window. If you're having the same problem use command
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
To reenable it enter
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
And remote desktop magically started working!
Thanks, This saved my remote session work defragging the exchange server. It would do strange things when I typed some keys like e would open a windows explorer window! This seems to have fixed it.
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