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#Target deskconnect full#
#Target deskconnect windows 8.1#
#Target deskconnect windows 8#
#Target deskconnect windows#

– Supports for remote processes via virtual drive – Display current configuration in task bar – Allows you to chat with the remote computer using a remote connection to the other computer – Allows you to use special desk connect commands, like send files or copy them to the remote computer – Allows you to monitor the remote computer’s performance via the built-in performance monitor – Allows you to send.BAT files to the remote computer and execute them.

– Allows you to ping and trace network addresses The target system is also non-responsive.– Allows you to start/stop/restart/kill processes or services Retry sending the same data packet for 192 times.Īt this point WinDbg is no longer responsive, and continue sending data packets. Retry sending the same data packet for 128 times. Please try resync with target, recycle the host debugger, or reboot the target Windows.

#Target deskconnect windows#

The transport connection between host kernel debugger and target Windows seems lost. Retry sending the same data packet for 64 times. * If you did not intend to break into the debugger, press the "g" key, then * * CTRL+BREAK (if you run GUI kernel debugger), * * CTRL+C (if you run console kernel debugger) or, * * You are seeing this message because you pressed either * Product: WinNt, suite: TerminalServer SingleUserTSīuilt by: _gdr.140221-1952

#Target deskconnect windows 8#

Windows 8 Kernel Version 9600 MP (4 procs) Free 圆4 17237 AMD64Ĭopyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. WinDbg print out: Microsoft (R) Windows Debugger Version.

#Target deskconnect windows 8.1#

The target system is running a Windows 8.1 Enterprise Evaluation (8GB of RAM). System Info: The host system is running Windows 8.1 Pro. The target system seems to be stuck in debug break. WinDbg can consistently re-establish connection with target system, if restarted.Unfortunately, I don't understand the UPD packages data. More interestingly, the target system continue sending UPD packages to host even after the target system has become unresponsive. Wireshark shows that the target system sends a UPD packages to the host system as soon as the system boots up, but the host system does not respond until WinDbg is launched.Moved host system to a different network switch.Once the connection has been lost, I tried this hoping it would re-establish connection. Unplugging the Ethernet cable, and then plug it back in.

#Target deskconnect full#

I've tried a hand full of different network ports (49152-65535) just in case one of them is being used for a different purpose. However, further investigation shows that vendors have a bad habit of not updating their device IDs, so I decided to rule out this possibility by buying new adapters from different vendors.

According to this webpage, my network adapter should support network kernel debugging. I tried this after reading this post: WinDbg, host machine lose network if test machine is on the same switch

Disabling Flow Control, and using Half Duplex mode, on the network adapter.

Setting up the systems: I followed instructions from MSDN website to setup my target and host systems.ĭebugging: Below are my attempts to resolve this issue. I use "!ustr srv!SrvComputerName" to get the target computer name, and it returns the correct name. Moreover, It seems like the connection is good while in debug break, because I can gather information from the target system. I can even see debug print statements in WinDbg as I use the target system during this grace period. However, if I never break into the debugger, it looks like the connection is stable for an 'N' period of time. I'm trying to get WinDbg debugging over the network to work, but it always loses connections after I break into the debugger (Debug->Break), and then try to start it again (Debug->Go).