gns3 remote system refused connection on WIN7 64bits

If you try the above, SecureCRT WILL launch, but you will get "The remote system refused the connection". 

- Disabling Windows 7 firewall in all areas may be part of your problem, but it shouldn't be if it is configured correctly, still you can try disabling all sections of it: home network + Public Networks + Domain Networks

If you try changing your telnet client to Putty.exe you will note it works just fine. So this suggests it is some kind of SecureCRT problem. If you want to use Putty, try something like: start C:\Progra~2\Putty\putty.exe -telnet %h %p - This works in Win7 x64 bit

THE REAL PROBLEMS (& Solution):
The real problem is that for whatever reasons in Win7x64 bit w/64bit SecureCRT.exe you do NOT need any "securecrt.vbs" script at all, nor any very long path with many parameters. All you need is something like:
start 

C:\Progra~1\Vandyk~1\SecureCRT\SecureCRT.exe /telnet %h %p... and restart GNS3 ...

it *may* just work! 

If it does not, it is likely because your "%h" (host parameter) = the DNS "localhost", and likely it resolves to an IPV6 IP of: ::1:and Dynamips or something isn't working with this and so you will require an IPv4 address instead, so just change out %h for 127.0.0.1 and Voila, it works!!!

WORKING SOLUTION:
start C:\Progra~1\Vandyk~1\SecureCRT\SecureCRT.exe /telnet 127.0.0.1 %p

AND IT FINALLY WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!