Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

Daniel Bungert

Timothy J Freese

Daryl T Poe

Zachary Tahenakos

Irwan Halim

Matthieu Clemenceau

Xinwei Zhang

A remote desktop session is established between a remote desktop host device and a remote desktop client device to permit remote usage of the remote desktop host device at the remote desktop client device. The remote desktop host device detects access of multimedia content at the remote desktop host device by the remote desktop client device within the remote desktop session. The remote desktop host device, in response to detecting access of the multimedia content within the remote desktop session, provides instructions to the remote desktop client device to directly access the multimedia content outside of the remote desktop session.

Multimedia content access within remove desktop session

An example graphics system can include a first portion including a graphics driver and graphics hardware and a second portion communicatively coupled to the first portion. The second portion can include a display system communicatively coupled to a GUI application and a shim layer to shield the second portion from failure responsive to failure of the first portion.

Failure shield

Example implementations relate to a domain join. An example controller can remotely configure and authenticate a computing device within a computing network to join a domain. In response to the configuration and authentication, the controller can record to the computing device that the domain join has been requested but not fulfilled. The computing device can be joined to the domain based on the domain join request record and in response to a restart of the computing device and receipt of domain credentials at the computing device.

Domain join

Example implementations relate to bandwidth allocation. For example, a system for bandwidth allocation may include a first computing device in communication with an intermediary device and a host. The first computing device may monitor an amount of bandwidth consumed by the first computing device and alter an amount of bandwidth received to the first computing device in response to the amount of bandwidth consumed by the first computing device changing.

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Daniel Bungert