The goal is to find out if the problem is specific to an individual client, the network or a terminal server/Windows server. The easiest way to diagnose this issue is through the process of elimination.įirst, try to establish a session from a client that has been able to successfully connect in the past. Network failureĪ lack of a valid communications path can prevent a client from connecting to a remote desktop session. If you find a solution, perhaps you might post back in case it helps someone else.There are many remote desktop connection problems that administrators may encounter, including network failure, Secure Sockets Layer certificate issues, authentication troubles and capacity limitations.Īs a desktop admin, you can prevent and solve common remote desktop problems by using these tips. Sorry I can't suggest anything more useful. (I suppose you could also consider Chrome - as a tinfoil-hat wearer of note, I don't particularly trust it and its strong Google tie-in - but if you're not too concerned about privacy stuff, which is a problem no matter what browser we try to protect ourselves with, it will probably work OK.) If nothing else works, why not install Firefox? It's supported by eBay. Perhaps that makes it even more susceptible to eBay-type glitches. Interesting that Edge seems to have worked fine so far, as it's not on eBay's list of supported browsers. You might also check that your antivirus/firewall isn't trying too hard to be helpful - if it's possible to examine its settings and allowed sites etc, then that might offer a clue. This might necessitate entering a security code next time you try to sell - my info there might be way out of date. Have you tried the old eBay tradition of clearing cookies and cache, then restarting the browser? If you allow Flash Player to run (no idea whether it's still available in Edge) you might need to clear your flash cookies, too.
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