Microsoft Support for Windows XP Performance and Windows 7 Remote Desktop Connection Issues 1. Windows XP Support to Bolster Windows’ Smooth Performance Microsoft’s computer operating system Windows XP is still popular amongst a large number of Windows users for individual as well as commercial purposes. Thanks to its imaging highlights; enhanced taskbar and begin menu; propel security framework; remote desktop highlights; and faster sign on, start up, and log off groupings for making it world's second best working framework. Moreover, general and technical support options from Microsoft keep users feel satisfied when they use Windows-run devices. As official support and security updates for Windows XP has already ended on April 8, 2014, users of the older version may find it hard to have the right guidance and assistance for operating it and solving a number of errors and problems associated with it. Read more at https://storify.com/intelliatlas/windows-xp-supportto-bolster-windows-smoothperfor
2. How Windows 7 Does Connects to Desktop Remotely? With the help of remote desktop feature, you are able to take control of other computers. This makes you feel as if you are sitting in front of them. The case with Windows 7 is quite different because you are not able to connect the remote desktop with Windows 7 in an easy manner due to the security settings. You can do it but for this, you have to follow some steps accurately Permit Connection of remote desktop with firewall in Windows 7: The remote desktop connection can be blocked in Windows 7 firewall by default. To make it sure, you have to go to the control panel. You will see an Allow program option and can click on it. In the public and private networks in Windows 7, remote desktop is enabled. If you want to change options, you press button - Change settings and after that change.
Permit users of remote desktop: It is important that the user name used for connecting Microsoft Windows 7 is in the right access group. The fact is remote desktop users work as per a group policy and permission and by default, remote access group as well as local admin group has the right to connect the remote desktop. Read more at http://www.scoop.it/t/customer-outlooksupport/p/4073250603/2016/12/26/how-does-windows-7-connects-to-desktopremotely You can find out more important Microsoft Support links on Windows XP and Windows 7 by visiting www.windowshelp.support wherein you get tips and tricks for troubleshooting basic issues to advanced level Windows problems.