If not, I'll repeat the steps on my desktop.Android is a wonderful operating system that you can use in many different ways. I'll first disable the non-Microsoft services on my laptop, restart, and see it that "fixed" the bug. At least now I have something to try the next time the bug rears its ugly head: My conclusion is that I don't think the bug has been fixed, but those steps turned the symptom off somehow. I then examined the services that I had turned off on my laptop and saw that they were the same services that I've been using for years, no strangers or newbies. I then re-enabled the services on my laptop and restarted it. I logged onto it remotely and had no bug.
Then I re-enabled the services on my desktop and restarted it. I logged onto it successfully, and the bug was gone! I could see my desktop's taskbar from by laptop session! I used my laptop's Remote Connection to log onto my desktop. I tried to re-establish our chat session but was unable to do so before I had to break for an appointment I asked "really?" He said "Yes", so I repeated steps 1-8 on my laptop.Īfter my laptop rebooted, our connection was broken and it and had not persisted. How do we resume our chat session after that? He assured me that our connection will still be active. I told him that if I do, our connection will be broken.
He then told me to do the same thing on my laptop. I logged on successfully, but the bug persisted. On exiting MSCONFIG, I was told the system needed to be restarted, and I selected "Restart now"Īfter my desktop rebooted, I used my laptop's Remote Connection to log onto my desktop.Press the windows key and R together to get me the Run command.He didn't solve it, but it's over for now. Latest update: I contacted Microsoft service and had a chat session with a technician who managed to get me past the problem.
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