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If you upgrade to XP XP3 and try to access your Windows Home Server machine with the remote access client, as you're supposed to, you'll be in for a rude surprise.
You'll get an error message telling you that you must enable an Active X control in IE in order to continue. You can search the net for a while in vain trying to figure this out. But here's what will work: Open the Tools menu in IE7 and select Manage Add-ons --> Enable or Disable Add-ons. Under the list of Disabled add-ons, you'll find "Microsoft RDP client control." Select that, and then click the Enable radio button. Click OK, and restart IE. You should be okay again. __________________
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