I have a remote desktop issue with a windows 7 system on a Domain, when I try to connect to the sytem with my logins it goes to the welcome screen, but then immediately drops and says the remote desktop session has ended, there may be a network issue. As I am able to connect to any other systems without issues I'm sure that it is not a network issue. i've also checked the windows firewall, it has the proper exeptions in place, and remote desktop will allow connections from any version of remote desktop. Oddly enough remote assistance still works. The system is fully updated from windows update. Our antivirus is also upto date and doesn't cause an issue on any other system. I'm honestly stumped on any other setting I could try that would get this to work. Is there anything that I am missing?

Could it be that the Machine is restricting access to RDP to a select list of users? On that machine>>under "system properties">>"Remote" Tab>>"select users" button Could it be this machine has a set list of users allowed to connect via Remote Desktop

I'm a admin on the system so that should still allow me to remote in.

This has worked for me. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/4980.how-to-enable-or-disable-remote-desktop-via-group-policy-windows-2008.aspx We can use Group Policy Preferences to (enable or disable) Remote Desktop Click Start All programs Administrative Tools Group Policy Management. Create or Edit Group Policy Objects Expand Computer Configuration Preferences Windows Settings. Right click Registry New Registry Item. General Tab. Action :Update Hive :HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Key path : SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server Value name : fDenyTSConnections Value type : REG_DWORD Value date : 00000000 enable OR 00000001 disable

This has worked for me. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/4980.how-to-enable-or-disable-remote-desktop-via-group-policy-windows-2008.aspx We can use Group Policy Preferences to (enable or disable) Remote Desktop Click Start All programs Administrative Tools Group Policy Management. Create or Edit Group Policy Objects Expand Computer Configuration Preferences Windows Settings. Right click Registry New Registry Item. General Tab. Action :Update Hive :HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Key path : SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server Value name : fDenyTSConnections Value type : REG_DWORD Value date : 00000000 enable OR 00000001 disable

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Worked like a charm

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