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After the &quot;auto update&quot; to Windows 10, our Remote Desktop for Mac clients are not connecting on the LAN.<br />
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- We verified that Windows RDC is working fine to those same computers.<br />
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- We've tried Remote Desktop clients 2.1.0 and 2.1.1.<br />
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- We're leaving the &quot;Domain&quot; box blank on the client login window.<br />
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- We reduced the NLM Auth level on the Win boxes to &quot;less secure.&quot;<br />
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- We've removed/replaced the &quot;Default.rdp&quot; file from &quot;Users/Uname/Documents/RDC<wbr /> Connections&quot; folder.
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After the "auto update" to Windows 10, our Remote Desktop for Mac clients are not connecting on the LAN.

- We verified that Windows RDC is working fine to those same computers.

- We've tried Remote Desktop clients 2.1.0 and 2.1.1.

- We're leaving the "Domain" box blank on the client login window.

- We reduced the NLM Auth level on the Win boxes to "less secure."

- We've removed/replaced the "Default.rdp" file from "Users/Uname/Documents/RDC Connections" folder.

Remote Desktop Mac 2.1.1 not connecting to Windows 10 PCs

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Mac OS X

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Windows 10

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