Hello, (I am not a pro, though thought that this would be a good place to post). I would like to connnect to my computer at work remotely (windows 7) from home (vista). I know how to do it, what to configure etc. I guess you pros would call my work machine a client machine. However, I noticed when configuring windows 7 (machine at work) that admin account is allowed by default and I have to enable standard account to do that. I see it as a security risk and would like to do the opposite: to forbidd the admin account (which I am using only to administrate my computer) but allow only standard (limited) account (which I am using on a daily basis) to access the machine remotely. Is there a way to do that? With best regards Zoran p.s. Of course, my fear is that someone might try to get as the administrator in my computer.

Of course, one way out would be to have really super strong password for Admin account. But then in everyday life I have to type this super long password (and it happens, installe this, install that, would you allow this program to run, etc). Would be great if there would be a way out it by completely exluding remote access for administrative accounts.

The answer can be found here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itpronetworking/thread/4d41d586-c36f-4c9b-a008-dd21dd884731 Regards Zoran