Windows 10: Remote desktop not working on Windows 11 Pro machines Errors

When I try to connect from my laptop to my desktop using Windows Remote Desktop Connection I get the error of: Remote desktop cannot connect to the computer for one of the following reasons: 1Remote access to the server is not enabled 2Remote computer is turned off 3The remote computer is not available on the network When I try to connect using Team Viewer I get the error: Failed to connect for unknown reason. Everything I tried even the issue not solved please anyone resolve this issue.can connect through mail: *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

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Remote desktop not working on Windows 11 machines

Errors

When I try to connect from my laptop to my desktop using Windows Remote Desktop Connection I get the error of:

Remote desktop cannot connect to the computer for one of the following reasons:

1)Remote access to server is not enabled

2)Remote computer is turned off

3)The remote computer is not available to the network

When I try to connect using team viewer I get the error of: Failed to connect for unknown reason.

Things I have Tried

Both computers can successfully ping eachother

Turning off all firewalls has no effect

Router settings have been corrected which enabled the computers to ping eachother

My desktop has windows 11 Pro and the remote desktop enabled

Both computers are connected to router via ethernet

I have tried all of the methods listed in this link

Fixed: Windows 11 RDP Not Working [5 Solutions]

which include:

1) Enabling Remote desktop in windows settings

2) Allowing remote desktop (and teamviewer) through windows firewall

3) Checking startup type in services.msc

4) Turning on network discovery

5) Add the hosts ip address in C: /Windows/ System32/ Drivers/etc

Summary

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Any help you can give will be GREATLY appreciated

 

Remote Desktop not working for my Windows/10 machine

I restored a computer to original Windows/10, set it to allow remote access, and still can't access it using Remote Desktop from another machine.

They are both network connected to the same wireless router.

I'm logged into the same Microsoft account on both.

I'm trying to access it using either computername or IP address - neither works.

I CAN successfully run TRACERT using either computername or IP address and both work.

Windows Firewall does not list an application named "Remote Desktop" (still doesn't connect even if I turn the firewall off).

Thoughts? Suggestions?

 

Issues with Remote Desktop on Windows 11 after Update 22H2

My error turned into a 204 error eventually.

Not sure if you've fixed it yet, but I was able to find a fix that worked for my machine:

1. Change port forwarding on the router to 3391
   
2. Change port for remote desktop to 3391 in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp - "PortNumber"
   
3. Add exceptions in windows firewall by using firewall advanced settings - inbound rules - port. Specify 3391 and do this for UDP (I also repeated this process for TCP, but not sure if it's necessary)
   
4. Turn remote desktop off and back on in system->remote desktop.
   

I also did the fClientDisableUDP trick, but this didn't seem to work until after I did the above steps.

It seemed like the default 3389 wasn't working for me, and neither was 3390, but someone somewhere else suggested port 3391 was working. I gave it a shot and it worked.