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Windows 10 locks when remotely controlling it
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One of our customers have two computers running Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 10.0.15063. They are both joined to a Windows 2008 domain. For some reason, as soon as we connect to these computer remotely and take control (that is, using the mouse, pressing any keys, etc ), using any kind of remote connection software, they both immediately goes into lock screen. The user then has to type his password to unlock it and the computer then locks again. The two users are both local administrators on their computer using their domain accounts.
So far we have tried VNC, Splashtop, teamviewer and screen-sharing in Skype for Business.
What is interesting is that this customers has a number of computers with Windows 10 and other operating systems that does not experience this problem. Other customers with the same OS does not have the problem. Has anyone experienced anything similar or have any tips on how to resolve this? I am guessing it is some kind of register setting that needs to be done.
One of our customers have two computers running Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 10.0.15063. They are both joined to a Windows 2008 domain. For some reason, as soon as we connect to these computer remotely and take control (that is, using the mouse, pressing any keys, etc ), using any kind of remote connection software, they both immediately goes into lock screen. The user then has to type his password to unlock it and the computer then locks again. The two users are both local administrators on their computer using their domain accounts.
So far we have tried VNC, Splashtop, teamviewer and screen-sharing in Skype for Business.
What is interesting is that this customers has a number of computers with Windows 10 and other operating systems that does not experience this problem. Other customers with the same OS does not have the problem. Has anyone experienced anything similar or have any tips on how to resolve this? I am guessing it is some kind of register setting that needs to be done.
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If using Vic, make sure your setting is not to lock/blank the screen on the system.
Checking the system, potentially here is something on the system run check on keyloggers, and similar issues.
Checking the system, potentially here is something on the system run check on keyloggers, and similar issues.
It is unlikely a specific VLC setting since also other protocols have the same. Issue. Nothing shows up from antivirus scans or similar scans.
I've hear about this issue for few people and someone posted fix for this issue.
You can try
On both computers client and host try to do this:
1. Uninstalled Intel AMT and MEI if you have installed.
2. In the power options: Set to High Performance, Edit the plan, go to "advance power settings" under the high performance section and changed the following:
Hard Drive:Never Sleeps | USB Setting : Selective Suspend : Disabled | Turn off Display : Never
You can try
On both computers client and host try to do this:
1. Uninstalled Intel AMT and MEI if you have installed.
2. In the power options: Set to High Performance, Edit the plan, go to "advance power settings" under the high performance section and changed the following:
Hard Drive:Never Sleeps | USB Setting : Selective Suspend : Disabled | Turn off Display : Never
Hi all and thanks for your suggestions.
I have verified that changing the power options does not resolve the issue, and neither Intel AMT or IME is installed on the affected computers. I am currently waiting to see if disabling the firewall will resolve it. The computer is not with me so I can't check immediately.
I will check the local and domain policy tomorrow and let you know.
Once again, thanks!
I have verified that changing the power options does not resolve the issue, and neither Intel AMT or IME is installed on the affected computers. I am currently waiting to see if disabling the firewall will resolve it. The computer is not with me so I can't check immediately.
I will check the local and domain policy tomorrow and let you know.
Once again, thanks!
Hi all,
My user was extremely slow in his respone but finally I got an answer. It seems that the suggestions above solved the problem, so many thanks!
My user was extremely slow in his respone but finally I got an answer. It seems that the suggestions above solved the problem, so many thanks!
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Disable these two policies:
Local Policy: User Configuration – Administrative Templates – Control Panel – Display – Password protect the screen saver
Domain Policy: User Configuration – User Configurations – Policies – Administrative Template – Control Panel – Personalization: Password protect the screen saver
When allowing RDP make sure you use 'less secure' option.
Also check if some Windows Update isn't causing this. A few years ago a Windows Update caused that people were unable to remote access and if they were able they were disconnected immediately.
For testing purposes you can disable Windows Firewall and see if anything changes.
Remember that non-server devices allow a limited number of concurrent connections.
You can find other tips here.