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I would be alright with this if it was only a black screen. As it stands right now there is a command terminal in the background as well once it goes to this disconnect - reconnect? screen. I wouldn't mind if the terminal wasn't there and it asked me to reconnect but I wouldn't want any users to be able to input any commands... whether they are harmless or not. Thanks for the help thus far, I have also looked in to PXES although I can't find proper documentation to get it auto-boot into RDP. Cult I actually like the most as it autoreconnects and everything BUT the big caveat was that it would never display anything other than 800x600. I have tried it on multiple different machines and never got anything but that resolution even after forcing it to 1024x768 via the "vga=xxxx" command. The BIOS (and even the CULT boot option) itself said that higher resolutions were supported, just never worked. If anyone knows of any solution that autoboots to RDP, reconnects automatically (or sits at a menu with nothing else shown) please let me know. I would much prefer a CD method so users can just pop in a CD and it just "works" but I have been successful with PuppyLinux + PCTSC if I was to go the HardDrive method. Thanks, Chris

Hello, I have gotten the LiveCD.Basic version customized as to how I want it with the .user configuration file and the system boots successfully every time but I was wondering on how to force this connection to always reconnect. I have it going straight into an RDP session connecting to our terminal server but if I were to hit 'Cancel' on the logon screen, it goes back to TS and asks me if I want to reconnect. I have changed the Auto start Option as well as the Reconnect_Prompt and it merely asks me if I want to reconnect. I want it to force a reconnection so if the user ever presses 'Cancel' or if they Log Off, it reconnects them and displays the logon screen. Is there anyway to do this by editing the .user configuration file? I can only work from a Windows machine and I previously tried building an image from the TS-O-Matic site but it wouldn't ever initialize DHCP. Please let me know if this is possible, I read in another topic that it was but no one posted on how to do it. Thanks, Chris