Fernando Marambio
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Unable to RDP into the Device, checked and found out Windows Firewall is Missing
Hello Everyone,
Been having problems bringing up Windows Firewall Service back into a Windows 10 Pro 64bit computer.
I have attached the list of services on this computer in question but Windows Firewall is not listed there.
Things done so far:
Disabled the GPO that might be causing this problem.
Run the following command lines:
1. netsh advfirewall reset
2. net start mpsdrv
3. net start bfe
4. net start mpssvc
5. regsvr32 firewallapi.dll
Rebooted computer and still nothing.
I also tried copying MspSvc.reg file from an identical - known working computer and it didn't worked either.
Made sure all Windows Update are installed and have rebooted the computer several times to no avail.
I figured this issue with a missing Windows Firewall service might be causing us an issue wherein we are unable to RDP towards the device for whatever reason even after disabling the GPO object/rule we use for the devices.
Any expert advise is appreciated.
Been having problems bringing up Windows Firewall Service back into a Windows 10 Pro 64bit computer.
I have attached the list of services on this computer in question but Windows Firewall is not listed there.
Things done so far:
Disabled the GPO that might be causing this problem.
Run the following command lines:
1. netsh advfirewall reset
2. net start mpsdrv
3. net start bfe
4. net start mpssvc
5. regsvr32 firewallapi.dll
Rebooted computer and still nothing.
I also tried copying MspSvc.reg file from an identical - known working computer and it didn't worked either.
Made sure all Windows Update are installed and have rebooted the computer several times to no avail.
I figured this issue with a missing Windows Firewall service might be causing us an issue wherein we are unable to RDP towards the device for whatever reason even after disabling the GPO object/rule we use for the devices.
Any expert advise is appreciated.
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bbao
do you see any errors when manually run NET START MPSSVC in a Command Prompt window?
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@Martin Miller
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@dela Pena - please don't abandon your question, you are letting down 4 people that tried to help.
You cannot know whether one or the other comment helped or not. If you think, one comment was more helpful than others, please provide a reason. This time, you distributed the points like this:
Shaun Vermaak's comment #a42503861 (502 points) (3x times as much as the others, for no apparent reason)
Martin Miller's comment #a42503634 (166 points)
McKnife's comment #a42503698 (166 points)
bbao's comment #a42503779 (166 points)
May I assume that you don't know how to divide the points equally using the closure wizard? Just in case, I will object to closure.
@dela Pena - please don't abandon your question, you are letting down 4 people that tried to help.
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