Remote Desktop username and password incorrect Windows 10
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Only from my machine (Windows 10 pro) , I cannot connect via RDP to another machine (Windows 10 pro) (The username or password is incorrect). thanks remote-desktop-clientComment Comment Show 0 Comment 5 |1600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded
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Attachments: Up to 10 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 3.0 MiB each and 30.0 MiB total. Jingruihan-MSFT answered • Apr 3, '21 To sign in remotely, you need the right to sign in through Remote Desktop Services. By default members of the Administrators group have this right. In such cases, you will need to make sure that you remember and type the correct passwords for the Local User Accounts on your remote computer. The following suggestions show which possibilities are available ways with the question on your concerned. 3. Creating new User Accounts as a test on the remote computer, follow these steps: • Run Computer Management by compmgmt.msc or right-click the Start Menu and choose Computer Management. • Click on Local Users and Groups and right-click the Users folder. Select New User. • Once you create the user, you can then go to the left pane in the window and expand Local Users and Groups, then, click the Groups folder and double click Remote Desktop Users Group. • Click Add. Then, in the Select Users window, you can enter the name of the session you just created in the given field. Click on Check Names next to it and the name will become underlined as an indication that the user was found and accepted. • The Run command for Windows Remote desktop application is Mstsc.exe. • Also, the admin can set up a password for all users to connect and interact with the server. In the Name row, you can right-click on the user's Name and then click Set Password will proceed. image.png (164.0 KiB) image.png (7.5 KiB) image.png (38.9 KiB) image.png (58.7 KiB) image.png (52.7 KiB) image.png (92.3 KiB) image.png (102.6 KiB) image.png (60.8 KiB) image.png (33.7 KiB) image.png (86.5 KiB) image.png (186.1 KiB) image.png (55.5 KiB) image.png (43.8 KiB) Comment Comment Show 0 Comment 5 |1600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded
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Attachments: Up to 10 attachments (including images) can be used with a maximum of 3.0 MiB each and 30.0 MiB total. Jingruihan-MSFT answered • Apr 21, '21 Hi, Haven't received your message in a few days, was your issue resolved? I am proposing previous helpful replies as "Answered". Please feel free to try it and let me know the result. If the reply is helpful, please remember to mark it as an answer which can help other community members who have the same questions and find the helpful reply quickly. Best regards, Comment Comment Show 0 Comment 5 |1600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded
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How to fix Remote Desktop incorrect password on Windows 10On Windows 10 (or Windows 11), if you try to connect to a remote computer that has remote desktop enabled and configured, you will probably get an incorrect password error. If this is the case, you are not the only one. It appears that the problem lies in how you have initially set up the Windows account. For example, if you are using a Microsoft account and two-factor authentication is enabled, it seems that the system doesn’t store the authentication token, which is then used to authenticate remotely. The solution to this problem is to sign in at least once with the local password to cache the access token that is then used for logging in remotely. In this guide, you will learn the steps to fix the password problem when trying to connect remotely to a Windows 10 computer. These steps should also work on Windows 11. How to fix password issues with remote connections on Windows 10On Windows 10, if you’re trying to connect to a computer using the remote desktop app or access a network shared, and you get an incorrect password error message, or you simply can’t connect, it could be a lot of reasons for this problem, but it’s most like that this is an account problem and not a connection issue. If this is the case, switching to a local account and the back to a Microsoft account could be the fix for the issue. In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to resolve the account problem that may be preventing you from accessing a computer or network folder remotely on Windows 10. Why I Get "The Username Or Password Is Incorrect" Error?Before you go ahead and apply the fixes to possibly fix the username or password is incorrect Windows 7 error on your computer, you might be interested in learning why you are getting the error in the first place. As mentioned earlier, there could be various reasons responsible for the issue on your computer. Sometimes, the error occurs right after you have installed an update on your Windows computer. Even though you do not enter any username or password, your computer keeps on throwing the same error message on your screen. If you find yourself in that situation, you can actually click on the OK button to be taken to the login screen. Then you can enter your actual username and password to log-in to your computer. It should let you successfully log-in to your account on your machine. Method 1. Disable Automatic Sign-In For Device SetupOne of the reasons the issue occurs is because you have a certain user account set up to set up the machine after it is updated. You can actually disable this feature so your computer does not automatically use your account details for the setup procedure.
Your computer will no longer try to configure itself with your user account. As a result, you will not get the aforesaid error on your machine. |
