FN Microsoft and their BS OS question.

OuldeFauder · Post by **OuldeFauder** » 2014/04/23 00:46:31

My company uses Win7 MS remote desk to to connect to several virtualbox guest running on a Centos 6.5 server. During testing and various experiments I ended up with many IP's and ports that are no longer useful in MS remote desktop manager. MS states that the connects are stored in the Win7 registry and provide a useless tool to remove the entries or do a sort of manual edit. Good luck with that. Any idea how to remove these unwanted Ip's and ports from remote desktop manager without manually editing the registry?

Post by **TrevorH** » 2014/04/23 01:32:29

Moved topic to CentOS Social as it has nothing to do with CentOS.

OuldeFauder · Post by **OuldeFauder** » 2014/04/23 01:37:03

Never heard of Centos social but will seach for it. Thanks Trevor.

fredsmit · Post by **fredsmit** » 2014/05/13 18:11:20

Find a script from one of the MS support sites that finds and trims the ugly beast known as the "registry"- what a turd ... - they generally use visual basic "scripts" .. xxxx.vb files .. to edit that turd;

If you make a mistake editing the registry it may never boot again ;

"Failure is not an option in WIndows .. It is included in the price "

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