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This is a &quot;known issue&quot; it seems. At least, known to the people trying to use RDP with version 1709 of Windows 10. Some possible fixes have included:<br />
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- Disabling printer redirection in RDP<br />
- Rolling back to 1703<br />
- Installing &quot;Remote Desktop&quot; from the Windows App Store (Note that TSPrint has been listed to not work with this software)
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I have it working. &nbsp;Go into Remote Desktop and turn OFF Printers and Clipboard in Local resources tab. Works fine.
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I unchecked all the local resources and tried to connect using the RD Gateway. &nbsp;Still won't connect. &nbsp;<br />
Rolling back to 1703 is not an option. &nbsp;Old version has already been cleaned up.<br />
I downloaded Remote Desktop from the Microsoft Store -- no change.
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I am connecting via VPN to machines at a client. RDP would not work at all until removing printers and then it connected
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Using a VPN would not help. &nbsp;It even fails inside the network -- PC to PC. &nbsp;All the Resources are unchecked.
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I do not have any issues inside a client network. If no VPN why are using a gateway?
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I've tested from inside and outside the network -- no difference. &nbsp;I'm working offsite right now.
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Check other things possibly wrong in your system and try a different V1709 computer. I tried on two and my colleague uses his V1709 system to talk to other computers.
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These computers have been on 1709 for at least a couple of weeks. &nbsp;RDT stopped working today.
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Take one problem computer and do a repair install<br />
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Go to the Media Creation Link<br />
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<a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10" rel="ugc">https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10</a><br />
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Windows 10 is running, so click on the Download button (not Upgrade Button, select Open (Run) but NOT Save. Allow the program to run. Allow drivers to update. Then select Keep Everything. <br />
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You can also Keep Data, or Keep Nothing. Keep Nothing is very close to a clean install.
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Since it works without issues or modifications here, it will be probably some incompatibility with software that you use. You need to do some tests:<br />
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1 install 2 clean 1709 VMs and let them access one another via RDP - it will work.<br />
2 join those same two to your domain - does it still work afterwards?<br />
3 if yes, install your key software including security software - does it still work?
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You should wait with closing. These rules are not needed for standard remote desktop. They are disabled here and still, it works. Please investigate to find out what is wrong at your place. The standard rule &quot;remote desktop&quot;, which opens up port 3389 would be perfectly enough.
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I was having a similar issue. My issue was after the update, I was using a remote port besides 3389. Even though the registry was correct with my new port, it didn't propagate to the Windows Firewall for some reason. I created a new rule in Windows Firewall with my correct RDP port and it worked.
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Starting today, I can no longer remote into a couple of PCs at the office. &nbsp;They are both using the latest build of Win 10. &nbsp;PCs on the same network, not yet upgraded to 1709, work fine. Remote Desktop Connection does not work on or off the network with or without a RD Gateway. &nbsp;The problem appears only on 1709 version. &nbsp;<br />
Is there a fix for this?
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Starting today, I can no longer remote into a couple of PCs at the office.  They are both using the latest build of Win 10.  PCs on the same network, not yet upgraded to 1709, work fine. Remote Desktop Connection does not work on or off the network with or without a RD Gateway.  The problem appears only on 1709 version.  
Is there a fix for this?

Windows 10 Pro 1709  Build 16299.19 Remote Desktop not working

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