Windows 10: How to change User Password in an RDP Session in Windows 11

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As a regular PC user of Remote Desktop sessions, you may for one reason or another want to change your password – it may be your Credentials did not work in Remote Desktop on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 computer. In this post, we will show you the various ways you can change and/or reset User […]

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"Access denied 0x80004005" issue - RDP session - Windows server 2016 - User logon time out

I have scheduled a task running all the time on my Windows server 2016.

Connecting through RDP, few functionalities require user to be logged on to the server to be processed but it seems user log offs after a time limit. After certain time limit, task was facing "Access denied 0x80004005"
Error

i have tried changing the following in RDP session host settings in group policy:

• automatic re connection -> enabled
• deny logoff of an administrator logged in to the console session -> enabled
• configure keep alive connection interval -> 99999
• session time limits -> disabled

But they didnt help my task, still its facing "Access denied 0x80004005" Error

 

Limit windows server 2016 RDP sessions to one

Hi,

By default the number of available RDP sessions is 2, but I'd like to limit the number of RDP sessions of a windows server 2016 to only one (even if the user is an administrator). ¿Is that possible?

Thanks in advance,

Patxi

 

Remote desktop user account password has expired

You should do this on the desktop PC:

• Press the Windows key + R.
• Type this command and press Enter:
  
  cmd /c net user "xxxx" & pause
  
  (replace xxxx with the account name used for the RDP session)
• Read what it says about the password.