Windows 10: Stop Remote Hacking Using Permissions or Other Method(s) -- if possibl

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Question
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Stop Remote Hacking Using Permissions or Other Method(s) -- if possible?
Windows 10 Pro, v1909 but applicable to all versions of Windows

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Background
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I am using a 3rd party ActiveX (32 bit) which is registered and resides in C:\WIndows\System32. The purpose for this ActiveX is to connect to the 3rd parties remote server. Two way communications must exist between the ActiveX and the server, as the Server needs to periodically confirm I am still connected.

The ActiveX resides in App-1 (my App) to connect to this 3rd party server.
Once data is received from the 3rd Party Server, App-1 sends this data XProcess to App-2 (my App) for processing. Currently, both App-1 and App-2 reside in the same folder (directory).

I have no knowledge what are the capabilities of the 3rd party ActiveX to snoop around the folder or my system. What I would like to do is move App-2 to another folder to isolate it from App-1 and the ActiveX -- BUT -- still have the need to maintain bidirectional communications between App-1 and App-2.

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Remote Desktop Connection has stopped working Error

Try This

How To Fix Remote Desktop Connection Stopped Working Error

1. Method 1 – Allow Remote Desktop Via Windows Firewall.
2. Method 2 – Check Dependency Services.
3. Methods 3: Disable AutoLogin by Using Registry Editor.
4. Method 4: Uncheck Printers Option in Remote Desktop Connection.
5. Method 5: Audio Playback in Settings

 

help to remote connect

not sure how to use both programs u 2 suggested, i need more helpful steps thanks

 

Remote Desktop Client App Doesnt play sound on device

Hi Kevin,

Based on the information you provided, we can try performing basic troubleshooting steps on the application.

We suggest that you follow these methods on how to resolve the issue:

Method 1: Clear app cache and force stop the application.

• Go to Settings.
• Tap on Applications then select Application manager.
• Select Microsoft Remote Desktop app then tap on Clear Cache.
• Tap on Force Stop then restart your device.

If issue persist, proceed to Method 2.

Method 2: Uninstall and reinstall the application.

• Go to Settings.
• Tap on Applications then select Application manager.
• Select Microsoft Remote Desktop app then tap on Uninstall.
• Reinstall the Microsoft Remote Desktop app on the third-party store app.

Let us know if you need further assistance.