Question : Remote Desktop / Windows 7 home premium ?

I'm trying to Remove Desktop from a Windows 7 ultimate to a Win 7 home premium.
on the win 7 home remote settings / remote assistance / Allow conections... to this computer is checked.
But when I try connecing it tells me it's can't connect.
says either
1. remote access to the server is not enabled
2. remote computer is turned off
3. remote computer is not available on the network

the computer is turned on, and clealy on this network, i can see it and browse it's folder

Answer : Remote Desktop / Windows 7 home premium ?

Remote Assistance is NOT Remote Desktop.  Windows 7 Home editions do not support Remote Desktop INCOMING connections.  You have two choices: Use a third party application/service such as LogMeIn, GoToMyPC, VNC, PCAnywhere, etc OR upgrade to Windows 7 Pro or Ultimate on the machine you want to connect TO.

Quoting:

Remote Desktop and Remote Assistance use the same underlying technology, but there are differences between these features.

• Remote Desktop allows access to a remote Windows computer. For example, when you are at another computer you can use Remote Desktop to connect to your work computer from home and have access to files and applications.
 
• Remote Assistance allows a helper to use an Internet connection to access your computer to provide assistance. The helper views your computer's screen and communicates through a chat box. The helper can remotely control your computer to resolve a problem.

The above quote is from the last question on this page:
https://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/helpandsupport/rafaq-general.mspx