Thankfully, a simple, software-based fix works around the issue: the RDP Wrapper Library. Windows 10 Home users can make an outgoing Remote Desktop connection to a different computer (not running Windows 10 Home!), but not vice versa. Why? Because Windows 10 Home doesn't support incoming connections. Windows 10 Home users struggle with Remote Desktop. Remote Desktop Connection for Windows 10 Home Using RDP Wrapper Library
You can check if your version of Remote Desktop supports Network Level Authentication by clicking the top-left of the dialog box and select About.ģ. However, if you struggle to create a remote desktop connection after switching Network Level Authentication on, try turning it off. It provides an additional layer of security from malicious software and users while using fewer resources in the process. As stated on Microsoft Community, Network Level Authentication is "an authentication method that completes user authentication before you establish a full Remote Desktop connection and the logon screen appears." Once you allow remote connections, you also have the option of only accepting remote connections using Network Level Authentication.
Under Remote Desktop, there are two options: Windows 10 offers the same Remote Desktop Connection options as older Windows versions.
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