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Can't RDP from Windows 10
Posted on 2016-08-23
Last Tuesday afternoon I tried to RDP to one of my servers and I received an authentication error. I then tried to RDP to all servers the next morning and I'm receiving the same error (see below). It only seems to be happening from my desktop - Windows 10, my laptop with windows 10 works. I can't RDP to any machine, server or pc from my desktop. I tried restoring my desktop to a point on Monday before this happened and it kept failing, now that restore point is gone. I'm trying to not have to wipe my machine.
The error is:
An authentication error has occurred (Code: 0x800706be).
Remote computer: svre******
i had someone else log into my machine, and then test RDP and it worked. I thought it was a profile issue, so I removed my profile, and created a new one, however it did not work, I'm getting the same error message.
The error is:
An authentication error has occurred (Code: 0x800706be).
Remote computer: svre******
i had someone else log into my machine, and then test RDP and it worked. I thought it was a profile issue, so I removed my profile, and created a new one, however it did not work, I'm getting the same error message.
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If this is Windows 10 Pro (not Home), and given all you have done, then yes, do a Repair Install of Windows 10.
This is easy.
Go to the Media Creation Link
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Click on Upgrade to Windows 10 (even if Windows 10 is running), click on the Download button, select Open (Run) but NOT Save. Allow the program to run. Allow drivers to update. Then select Keep Everything.
This is easy.
Go to the Media Creation Link
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Click on Upgrade to Windows 10 (even if Windows 10 is running), click on the Download button, select Open (Run) but NOT Save. Allow the program to run. Allow drivers to update. Then select Keep Everything.
Hi John -
I only have options for "Update Now" and "Download Tool Now" (Media Creation Tool). Which should I do, I thought the "Update Now" is going to just download any Windows 10 updates I'm missing.
yes, this is windows 10 pro
Thanks,
Nick
I only have options for "Update Now" and "Download Tool Now" (Media Creation Tool). Which should I do, I thought the "Update Now" is going to just download any Windows 10 updates I'm missing.
yes, this is windows 10 pro
Thanks,
Nick
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When you click on Download, select Run (NOT Save) and it will run in place. This works for me.
I guess we're not clicking. Internet explorer crashes when i try to visit that page, everytime. I can go to it from Firefox and can only save - the update link says I'm up to date. The media creation tool wants me to create a USB to install.
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I understand you are up to date. What I am suggesting and what I do is a Repair Install. This reinstalls Windows 10 and keeps everything (an option you choose. )
In Firefox, click on the link above. Select Upgrade to Windows 10. Click on Download. Firefox should present an option to Run or Save. Choose Run. I hope Firefox can do this. IE can do this.
In Firefox, click on the link above. Select Upgrade to Windows 10. Click on Download. Firefox should present an option to Run or Save. Choose Run. I hope Firefox can do this. IE can do this.
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If its a problem that only your user is affected I'm pretty sure a reinstall won't help.
Can you check if you see anything in the Application or System Event log on the server when you try to connect?
Is this a domain joined computer?
Can you check if you see anything in the Application or System Event log on the server when you try to connect?
Is this a domain joined computer?
@John - I've got it going now. I'll keep you posted.
@mpfister - It's not just my user, any person with RDP rights who tries to RDP while logged into my profile on this machine only, can't RDP receiving the same error. No errors on on the server event log, either application or system at the times I've tried to connect.
@mpfister - It's not just my user, any person with RDP rights who tries to RDP while logged into my profile on this machine only, can't RDP receiving the same error. No errors on on the server event log, either application or system at the times I've tried to connect.
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Deleting the local profile should have helped then. Any chance you get affected by a domain policy (assuming your system is member of a domain)?
@mpfister - I am a member of a domain - i didn't change any policies when this stopped working in the middle of the day originally. I've since removed and readded to the domain leaving in the default group with just the default policy and that doesn't help either.
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And the steps by the other poster did not work? I have no issue with Windows 10. Let me think about this and come back.
Nothing has helped - It work, it has worked for the longest time - it worked that day until I tried it just before I left and ever since it has not worked. I have a Windows 10 laptop - works fine. I can RDP to my desktop from my laptop as well, no issue. However, if I try to RDP from my desktop to anything, I get the same error. If someone else tries to sign in while on my local profile, same error.
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A couple of things will not be changed by a Repair.
1. Try a TCP/IP Reset and DNS Flush.
Open cmd.exe with Run as Administrator
Then netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
Also, ipconfig /flushdns followed by net stop dnscache followed by net start dnscache
Then restart the computer
2. Remove the Network Card (Device Manager), shut down, start up and let the NIC reinstall itself.
Try those two things.
1. Try a TCP/IP Reset and DNS Flush.
Open cmd.exe with Run as Administrator
Then netsh int ip reset c:\resetlog.txt
Also, ipconfig /flushdns followed by net stop dnscache followed by net start dnscache
Then restart the computer
2. Remove the Network Card (Device Manager), shut down, start up and let the NIC reinstall itself.
Try those two things.
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Everything that John suggests is fine but all of it affects the computer, not the user. So it doesn't explain why a different user on the SAME desktop CAN use RDP to successfully connect to the servers.
Just to make sure: please start the Remote Desktop Client by clicking on mstsc.exe under C:\Windows\system32\
Does it prompt for credentials or are you using cached credentials?
Just to make sure: please start the Remote Desktop Client by clicking on mstsc.exe under C:\Windows\system32\
Does it prompt for credentials or are you using cached credentials?
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