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Remote desktop - . Thankfully I solved it. Now with great pleasure I would like to share with you. First: Go to System - Remote setting (in the left pane of the window) - under. Remote Desktop select Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication (more secure).
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OK. Then you will set a password for you account, this is a required procedure. To set password go to. Start - type User Accounts select Create a password . I recommend to make a strong password because your computer now allow remote connections. Next, unblock the Remote Desktop in your Firewall.
Open your firewall (depending which security software is installed on your computer) find. Remote Desktop and set it to By application rule.
Allow . OK, first preparation step is ready. Now, let's go to second final step. Run Remote Desktop Connection . In the Experience tab select your connection speed. Go back to. General tab, in the Computer: type the full name of a remote computer to which you going connect, and then click. Connect button. In the new (Windows Security) window select Use another account , then type the.
User name and Password OF your remote computer and click OK button. Probably then you will receive the Warning message select OK. Allow. Wait a little bit and then you will see you Remote Desktop. That's it. I hope this instructions will help you to solve Your problems of Remote Desktop setup. So, Good Luck to You! Best regards,Osman.