Windows 10: Remote Desktop - Can I set a default username on my PC?

... I have a long and not super-memorable user name which I'm currently having to enter every day when I start up my Remote Desktop session. To avoid mistakes I've got a notepad entry on my desktop which I'm cutting-and-pasting from, but I'm sure there'll be a registry entry I can create to save me from doing this in the future? I've not spotted any obvious entries in HCU that I can amend

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Remote Desktop Printer Settings Defaults

When connecting to Remote Desktop Connection, and trying to print from an office document, the printer reverts to default settings, which for the Canon Imageclass D1520 is 2 sided print. In the settings of the remote, the printer is set for 1 sided printing
by default, which is not factory default settings. Is there a way to force the printer on the host via remote desktop to keep the settings on the remote local instead of the mfg default?

Canon said that "We do not support the use of Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Connection with the imageCLASS D1520".

 

Remote desktop default set to administrator

I work with many remote desktop with administrator username. Whenever I open the remote desktop app, it is showing my Microsoft account by default and I have to click on "more choices". Any way to disable that Microsoft account by default?

 

Remote desktop connectivity issues

Hello,

A factor why you're having issues remotely accessing your computer is due to settings configuration. We suggest that you refer to this article:

How to use Remote Desktop and follow the on-screen instructions.

About your concern regarding setting the Windows Firewall and Local Group Policy back to default, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + X > Go to Control Panel.
• In the View by: drop-down menu, select Small icons
  > Click Windows Firewall.
• On the left side panel, hit Restore defaults.
• Follow the on-screen instructions.

To restore Local Group Policy to default:

• Press Windows key + R > Enter gpedit.msc
• Navigate to the following path on the left side panel: Local Computer Policy >
  Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates >
  All Settings
• On the right side panel, sort the policy settings by State > Set the state from
  Enabled/Disable to Not Configured > Apply the settings.
• Repeat the same for this path: Local Computer Policy >
  User Configuration > Administrative Templates >
  All Settings.

Let us know what happens after following the suggested troubleshooting steps.