Windows 10: Remote Desktop with host PC at Log in Screen

I have been using remote desktop on these computers for months. I have noticed that I can not remote into the host PC after a remote restart.

Yesterday I went to the host computer site and restarted the PC and left it at the log in screen.

I find that I can not remote into the PC while it is in this state. I can Ping it so I know it is running.

Is there a setting that I need to change? Both my Windows Surface and my Desk top PC are running Windows 10 and are up to date.


Thank you

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