Michael C

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We have a Windows 10 Prof PC and will allow others remote desktop it.<br><br>The PC recently auto-update to 20H1 version, then it cannot add a new created domain user to be in remote desktop group. It is strange that it can add the domain user created some months ago.<br><br>When add the user, it shows:<br>"Windows cannot process the object with the name "Bonnie Law" because of the following error:<br><br>Name translation: Could not find the name or insufficient right to see name."<br><br>Any hints<br><br>
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We have a Windows 10 Prof PC and will allow others remote desktop it.
The PC recently auto-update to 20H1 version, then it cannot add a new created domain user to be in remote desktop group. It is strange that it can add the domain user created some months ago.
When add the user, it shows:
"Windows cannot process the object with the name "Bonnie Law" because of the following error:
Name translation: Could not find the name or insufficient right to see name."
Any hints

Cannot add NEW CREATED domain user on a client PC remote desktop

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