Win10 remote desktop connection detailed steps (in the same LAN)

Because of the need for remote connection recently, I studied the remote connection and remote desktop that comes with windows 10.

1. Matters needing attention

(1) Now the computer is pre-installed with Windows Home Chinese version, and the Home version cannot be remotely controlled by other computers ;

(2) Windows Home Edition can remotely connect to the professional version of the computer, but cannot be connected by other computers;

(3) The professional version can not only control other people's computers, but also be controlled by others.

How to check whether a device is a Home Edition or a Professional Edition?

Right-click on the desktop —> This Computer —> icon to select properties to view

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2. Set by the control terminal

1. First check the ip

First, press and hold the win+r key on the desktop at the same time, enter cmd and press Enter, enter the command ipconfig, and find the ip address
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2. Right-click the computer to select Properties , click Remote Settings, check Allow Remote Assistance to connect to this computer in the Remote Assistance box, check Allow Remote Connection to this Computer on Remote Desktop and check the check box below as shown in the figure below
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At this point, the setting of the control terminal has been completed.

3. Control terminal:

Press and hold win+r at the same time on the desktop to open and run, enter mstsc
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Press Enter to open the remote desktop connection, click Options - Experience - select LAN (10Mbps or higher) in the drop-down box
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Click General, enter the ip address of the controlled terminal in the computer location
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Click to connect, a dialog box will pop up

The user name and password must be entered into the system administrator of the controlled computer to realize the connection

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pay attention:

1. The user name is the controlled computer, specifically searched on the controlled computer:

The user name search method is Settings→Account→Login Options→Password→Update Security Question→The string of characters after / is your user name.

2. The password is the lock screen password of the controlled computer.

Relying on the above operations, win10 can realize remote control in a local area network, but how to use win10's built-in remote control to help the netizen lady (two people connected to different networks) operate the computer, you need to do a few more steps, you need to be The control computer opens a port to the Internet, and the operation is more complicated.

In addition to the remote connection that comes with win10, sunflower and teamviewer are also very good remote connection operation software. The connection is more convenient and fast. Here we recommend sunflower . Sunflower can also achieve stable connection under normal network conditions.

4. Frequently Asked Questions—Solutions for Your Credentials Not Working

method one:

Go to "Control Panel" -> "Credential Manager" -> "Add Windows Credentials" -> enter the IP address, user name, and password of the server to log in, and click OK to exit.
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This approach doesn't necessarily work...

Method Two:

1. Run gpedit.msc in the "Start (win + r)" window, enter Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->System->Credential Assignment->Allow the assignment of saved credentials for NTLM server authentication only, double-click to open, select "Enabled" -> Click "Display" and input "TERMSRV/*", click OK and exit.

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2. In the "Start (win + r)" window, run the command "gpupdate /force" to take effect immediately or restart the computer.

Of course, this method does not necessarily work on your computer.

Method three:

Start –> Run –> gpedit.msc –> Computer Configuration –> Windows Settings –> Security Settings –> Local Policies –> Security Options –> Network Access: Sharing and security model for local accounts.
Modify to use the classic mode, as shown below

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Of course, this method does not necessarily work on your computer.

Method 4 (emphasis):

Start –>Run->gpedit.msc->Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates->Windows Components->Remote Desktop Services->Select Remote Desktop Session Host->Select: Security->Select: Remote (RDP) connections require use of specified security layer.
Change Unconfigured to Enabled, and select RDP as the security layer. Click OK to save. As shown below

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If this method does not work on your computer, then reinstall the system. . . . . .