Windows 10: remote desktop connection problem ...

disconnect 1-2 min say "login another user"
i have win 10 pro im change remote resvices session time limit and another method but not solved....

my englis is bad sory for this...

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Remote Desktop unable to Connect Windows 10

I have been using the remote desktop connection app on Windows 10 for the past 2 weeks with no problem. Today I am unable to connect to my remote device, but everyone in the office has not had a problem. I have not changed any settings. I receive this message,

"Remote Desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of these reasons:

1 remote access to the server is not enabled

2the remote computer is turned off

3 the remote computer is not available on the network

Make sure the remote computer is turned on and connected to the network, and that remote access is enabled."

Can anyone help?

 

remote desktop windows 10

I am trying to connect my laptop and main PC using remote desktop but windows 10 keeps saying 'remote desktop cannot connect to the remote computer' then lists 3 reasons. 1.remote access to server is not enabled 2.remote computer is turned off and 3.remote
computer is not available on network. Both computers are on my own network, both on same workgroup. i have enabled remote connections. I can access both via file explorer and homegroup but still cannot get remote desktop connection. Any ideas what the problem
might be?

 

There could be many reasons why RDP fails like this. Possibly firewall settings or RDP settings or if you are on a domain then policy updates may be overriding your connection when they update. Can you explain your setup and how the network is connected?

 

thanks for answer
im fixed
i dont have connection problems my problem is disconnection a few min
i think problem is session permission ... im chance any registiry settings and group policy setting but not fixed *Smile
when im install rdpwrap Releases · binarymaster/rdpwrap · GitHub
problem is fixed...

sory for my bad english*Smile

 

Make sure the account on the computer you are connecting to has a password set.

 

thanks
i cant want use password...

 

Well I'm sorry but if you don't use a password on the account you are connecting to RDC will disconnect as it will try to look up your password and fail.

Try it with a password to see if this is the problem - it could be something else of course.

 

That's interesting, because I have my 2 home computers networked and I use RDC all the time, with NO password.

 

Hmm..... I always thought an account with a password was required for RDC. I may have been thinking incorrectly.

 

OK guys, darn it, I checked, and I do have a PW but its been so long since I had to enter it, I forgot. *Redface You guys ARE Right!!
I just don't have to enter it after I input the network password for the 1st time. I'm sorry!!!!! I hate messing up.

 

I'm not sure it is required as such (well it isn't) but it will disconnect you after 2 or 3 seconds and it is a pain to set one within that time.

I always make VM's with my real name as a local account before converting the to MS account (I don't want my name to be hala001). If I don't give the local account a password then Hyper-V will try to find my password (from Azure I think), give up and disconnect me. It is hard to set a password in 2 or 3 seconds but once you have it is OK - RDP remembers it.

 

If logging in without a password, works, but kicks you off in 2 or 3 seconds THEN you need the password. *Wink I just forgot that I had set it up using the password, and the network figures it out, not my choice of passwords, its my networks idea for the name.
This is just a home network.

 

thanks is advanced
im use password solve problem...