Q: As always, be aware that editing the registry risks causing major problems. Make a backup before you begin, and do not make any unnecessary changes. Only follow this guide if you do not have physical access to the computer. If you do, use the standard user tools to enable remote desktop without editing the registry. Run services.msc from the Start menu search box. You can also find the Services MMC through Control Panel Administrative Tools Services. You only need the MMC to start Remote Registry. If the remote computer is running Windows XP, this is probably already running. Skip down to "connect to the remote registry." In the Services MMC, right-click "Services (Local)" and select "Connect to another computer." Enter the name of your remote machine. Once connected, find the Remote Registry service in the MMC and start it, if it isn't already running. Open regedit. Select File Connect Network Registry.... Type the remote computer name under "Select Computer" and click Check Names. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server. Look for the REG_WORD value named fDenyTSConnections in the Terminal Server details pane. Double click this to open the EDIT DWORD Value box. In this box, set the Value Data field to 0. Some systems give you immediate access, and some require you to restart the remote computer first. Attempt to connect to Remote Desktop to check. (If you left the MMC open, you can quickly start Remote Desktop from there.) There are several ways to do this. The simplest is to open Command Prompt and enter shutdown /i. In the dialog box that opens, select "Restart" from the drop down menu, and enter the name of the remote computer. Try accessing Remote Desktop again once the computer is done restarting.
A: Understand the risks. Open the Services Microsoft Management Console. Start the Remote Registry Service on the remote computer. Connect to the remote registry. Find the Terminal Server key. Set fDenyTSConnections to 0. Test Remote Desktop. Reboot the remote computer if necessary.

Q: You can purchase an eyelash curler at any pharmacy. It looks much trickier than it actually is. Hold the eyelash curler up to your eye, sliding your lashes through the clamp. Carefully bring the curler to the very base of your eyelashes so that the clamp is close to your eyelid, but not touching it. Slowly squeeze the handle of the eyelash curler so that the base of your eyelashes is clamped. Hold the clamp down tightly, counting to three. Then, carefully release. Slide the eyelash curler down your lashes a little bit, and repeat this process. Use the curler over the length of your lashes, and you're all set. If you want to add even more drama (and staying power) to your lashes, blast your curler with a little heat from your hair dryer. Just like when you curl the hair on your head, this heat will give you a curl quickly and help it last all day. Just be very careful not to burn your eyelid! Choose a color of eyeliner that matches the mascara you will be using. Close your eye, and gently pull your eyelid taut with your pointer finger. Carefully apply the eyeliner to your lash line, from the outer corner to the inner corner. Repeat this process on the other eye. Try not to make the line too thick in order to make it look natural. If you find it difficult to create a thin line, try dipping a cotton swab into makeup remover and carefully cleaning up the line after you've applied the eyeliner. If you are using pencil eyeliner, make sure that it is sharpened. If the end of the pencil is dull, you will have trouble creating a neat line to your lash line. If you are using a powder or gel, apply with a very tiny brush. This will help you create a clean, sharp line. Lining your lash line will create a solid base, giving the illusion of dark, thick eyelashes. Wiggle the mascara wand in the bottle to pick up the product. Before applying the mascara, examine the wand to make sure there aren't any large clumps. Starting at the base of your lashes, apply the mascara by gently wiggling the wand as you slide it over the length of your lashes. Do this a couple of times, making sure that all of your lashes are evenly coated in mascara. Let it dry. Do not slide the wand in and out of the bottle to gather product, because that will trap air in the mascara and dry it out. To take lashes to the next level, you can let your eyelashes dry and then apply a second coat and a third and a fourth if you want! If no amount of mascara will give you the length and volume that you desire, try false lashes!
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Curl your lashes. Line your top lash line with eyeliner. Apply mascara.