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Are you the admin of this TS? If not, there is a GPO that can be set by the admin not allowing passwords to be remembered.
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Are you the admin of this TS? If not, there is a GPO that can be set by the admin not allowing passwords to be remembered.

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When I attempt to RDP from a Windows 7 box to a 2008 Terminal Server, I always get a prompt that &quot;Your credentials did not work&quot;. &quot;The credentials that were used to connect to TS1 did not work. Please enter new credentials.&quot;.<br />
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I then enter my password and it connects fine. If I tick &quot;Remember my credentials&quot; they aren't remembered and I have to type my password each time.<br />
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It's teh same for a RemoteApp on the terminal server too. I just want to double click the app shortcut and open the app but I have to enter credentials each time.<br />
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Please can someone suggest how to either get my password to be remembered, or to automatically use my logged in credentials?<br />
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I'm on an AD domain.<br />
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Have entered my username in the format DOMAIN\USERNAME and have also tried username@domain.<br />
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Thanks
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When I attempt to RDP from a Windows 7 box to a 2008 Terminal Server, I always get a prompt that "Your credentials did not work". "The credentials that were used to connect to TS1 did not work. Please enter new credentials.".

I then enter my password and it connects fine. If I tick "Remember my credentials" they aren't remembered and I have to type my password each time.

It's teh same for a RemoteApp on the terminal server too. I just want to double click the app shortcut and open the app but I have to enter credentials each time.

Please can someone suggest how to either get my password to be remembered, or to automatically use my logged in credentials?

I'm on an AD domain.

Have entered my username in the format DOMAIN\USERNAME and have also tried username@domain.

Thanks

RDP to Server 2008 credentials always fail initially

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Microsoft Server OS

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.