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  • How to setup thin client

    I bought a new hp thin client and the software that it came with is only for Windows home server and i only have win. Xp pro. I was wondering it any one knew how to set it up for free (any ideas will be tried)

    I will also need some one to tell me step by step.

    I am new to thin clients

    Last edited by F&R Computer Man; 01-02-2008, 10:52 PM. Reason: Add info
    Jacob (F&R Computer Man)

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    Interesting - I'm currently reading a book on Terminal Servers.

    For Thin clients, the processing is done @ the server end. You will need a Windows 2003 Server w/ Terminal Services installed to do this.

    Windows XP Pro can do a minimal amount of TS - you can use Remote Desktop Processing (RDP) but that is a whittled down version of TS.

    I see online there is an ltsp.org , Linux thin client project - which looks to be a Terminal Server package that can talk to a Linux or Win server..

    This may help you here:
    http://www.linux.com/articles/57273


    It looks like you will need a server to host the TS, period.
    You could also try VM Ware, and host a W2K3 server virutally on your XP box (I'm doing that right now - beware of ram suckage! - but I have not tried setting up the TS part of it.)

    What all were you thinking of doing with the TC?

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      I just plan to use it for internet and typeing i am not good with TC this is my first one and i will need step by step help

      Last edited by F&R Computer Man; 01-02-2008, 11:18 PM.
      Jacob (F&R Computer Man)

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      • #4
        I think for something like that, since you don't currently have the step to support it, you'll need to go to a pure tech message board for help. I think that might be out of the scope of our experience.
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