Windows 10: Error While Connecting To Remote Desktop Error 0x80004005

Hi All,


I've been facing issue with Remote Desktop Connection , It shows "An Authentication Error has occured "Error Code 0x80004005 while trying to connect . It used to work fine before . Since yesterday i've been facing this issue . There was no problem in installing Windows Cumulative update 2020-03 . Please suggest .

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Error 0x80004005

How To Fix 0x80004005 Error?
Look to the right of the screen and follow the steps to fix the problem. Hope this helps.

 

Error 0x80004005

I have looked over many other posts about this, all with the same error code, but with a different problem.

I have a computer thats a few years old, it has an ABIT kn8-sli motherboard, and its running off windows XP.

I was having problem with the hard drive before I gave up on it awhile back, and now I have come back and resolved that problem, but now when I get to the login screen and type in the password it says its in need of an update, then when it asks me if I want to update I click Yes, and then it says it won't work due to error 0x80004005.

The only operating system I have currently is windows 7. Do I need to go buy a new OS or is this recoverable?

 

Error connection with Remote Desktop from wphone8.1

FelipeLanderos,

Mysteriously I have posted this before and mysteriously Microsoft made it disappear as if by magic.

This is probably to do with the default certificate not being accepted through your router, i.e your phone being on the internet and needing to connect to your pc behind a firewall.

However, your post is very interesting to me, as I am having an issue on my internal WIFI network. Microsoft Remote Desktop App" from a Nokia Lumia Mobile phone. I will continue with my discussion for MS
to answer

PHONE: Nokia Lumia 810

Operating System Version: 8.10.14234.375

IMEI: on request:

APP in question: Microsoft Remote Desktop

Version: 8.1.9.11

Client: Windows 10 Professional

Issue:

After discovering that windows 10 Home does not support RDP, I decided to pay for Windows 10 Professional to enable Remote Desktop from my phone.

Steps Taken:

Windows 10 Professional

• Click on Files and Folders | Right Click | Properties
• Remote Settings
• Allow Remote connections for this computer NOTE: ensure only allow connections from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication (Recommended)
  Ticked

• Select Users j*****@e****.*** is selected
• Change Windows Account Password
• open compmgmt.msc | Go to Local Users & Groups | Groups | Remote Desktop Users | check that account is in the members Window Example J*****
• Open Windows Firewall with advanced Security

Inbound Rules

Remote Desktop Shadow (TCP in) - Enabled Yes Public Allow

Remote Desktop User Mode (TCP in) -Enabled Yes Public Allow

Remote Desktop User Mode (UDP in) -Enabled Yes Public Allow

Outbound Rules

Remote Assistance (PNRP-Out) -Enabled Yes Public Allow

Remote Assistance (TCP-Out) -Enabled Yes Public Allow

Network and Sharing Center

• Right Click on Computer with plug in the tray |
  Open Network and Sharing Center
• Click on HomeGroup | Change Network Location
• Click Close

Windows Phone 8.1 Update

• Desktops | (+) Desktop | PC Name xxx.xxx.x.xxx
• Credentials - Add Credentials | PCNAME\J***** OR MicrosoftAccount\J*****@E****.O**
  OR PCNAME\Administrator
• Click

ERROR MESSAGE

We Couldn't connect to the remote PC. This might be because of a network problem. If this keeps Happening, ask your admin or tech support for help

Inquiring minds may find this error code helpful: 0x704

| Close

Steps Taken to try and resolve 0x704

• uninstall 8.1 Remote Desktop App
• Reboot Windows 10 Professional
• Phone Microsoft support through third party +44 333 200 2197,,7355531217

References

0x704 Error on Remote Desktop App : windowsphone

RDC - Connect Remotely to your Windows 10 PC

Conclusion

MS is this because windows 10 professional is not supported by a free Microsoft remote desktop tool? Or can you clarify on where I was going wrong,

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