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Best Answer phillpower2 , 09 September 2016 - 11:19 AM

   Rowan999, Remote Desktop is disabled by default in Windows 7 so not sure how it has become enabled, to disable follow the steps below; Click on Start > Run > type ser... Go to the full post »


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I have Windows 7 Home version. I was looking at my inbound rules and noticed I have the following rules. This computer is only used to play MMO game, I don't use it for work.

 

Windows Firewall Remote Management (RPC) and (RPC-EPMAP)

Windows Remote Management - Compatibility Mode (HTTP-In)

Windows Remote Management - (HTTP-In)

Windows Portable Wireless Devices

Remote Service Management (NP-In), (RPC), (RPC-EPMAP)

Remote Volume Management - Virtual Disk Service (RPC)

Routing and Remote Access (GRE-In), (L2TP-In), (PPTP-In)

Remote Scheduled Task Management (RPC), (RPC-EPMAP)

Remote Event Log Management (NP-In), (RPC), (RPC-EPMAP)

 

These are all set to "Enabled" and "Allow".

 

Is this acceptable for a private home user? I don't use any remote computers.

 

Thank you,

Rowan999

 


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:welcome:   Rowan999,
 
Remote Desktop is disabled by default in Windows 7 so not sure how it has become enabled, to disable follow the steps below;
 
Click on Start > Run > type services.msc
In the Services window that opens look for the following entry in the the right pane: "Remote Registry"
Double-click on it and set its Startup type as "Disabled"
Click on ok to confirm and your`e done.

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Thank you so much that did it.


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You are most welcome Rowan999 and thank you for the follow up  :thumbsup:


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