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Change the settings for remote on the server to allow all users to connect regardless of encryption and try again. (right click on computer, select properties, remote tab) Are you doing this from a Mac &nbsp;(they have some kerberos issues)?<br />
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Change the settings for remote on the server to allow all users to connect regardless of encryption and try again. (right click on computer, select properties, remote tab) Are you doing this from a Mac  (they have some kerberos issues)?



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Or alternatively, get the newest RDP client ( 6.x I think ) from the MS download site<br />
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I hope this helps ! <br />

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Or alternatively, get the newest RDP client ( 6.x I think ) from the MS download site

I hope this helps !


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I searched online and found answer there in a post. This was apparently a common error issue.
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I searched online and found answer there in a post. This was apparently a common error issue.

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I get the following error message: <br />
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&quot;Because of an error in data encryption this session will end:<br />
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My session then closes.
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I get the following error message: 

"Because of an error in data encryption this session will end:

My session then closes.

Error when using remote desktop to connect to 2008 server

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