Microsoft updated termsrv.dll with the latest cumulative update. That changes the location inside termsrv.dll that RDP Wrapper hooks into. Dear Windows, I am using windows 10 home edition.After windows update I can not do remote desktop I install - Windows 10 Home Single 64 bit version Please advice how to resolve this. The first option to enable multiple concurrent remote desktop connections in Windows 10 / Windows 8 is to modify the termsrv.dll library file used by Remote Desktop Services, which restricts the number of RDP connections to one. There are several key steps you'll need to take prior to modifying the termsrv.dll file.
Hello,after recent Microsoft Update (which may be related to this: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4093492/credssp-updates-for-cve-2018-0886-march-13-2018 ) users in my network reported me that any Remote Desktop credentials were erased.
Even when you configure and save it to a desktop it requires to input login and password every time you try to log in. I'm not sure if this happens to anyone else, however I found a solution / workaround to this problem - I'll post it below - it might help someone. It requires to edit gpedit.msc configuration as Administrator.
- Click Start and type “GPEDIT.MSC” to search for the shortcut to the Windows Group Policy Editor.
- Right-click the gpedit.msc shortcut and click run as Administrator.
(Ignore any popups about errors if you get any when the Group Policy Editor console opens up). - Browse to Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Temples > System > Credentials Delegation
- Double click the setting called “Allow delegating default credentials with NTLM-only server authentication” to edit it.
- Change the setting to “Enabled” and then click the “Show…” button in the “Options:” window where it says “Add servers to the list:”.
- Double click the field below “Value” (with the black arrow to the left) and type in “TERMSRV/*” (without the double quotes).
- Click Ok and then Ok again to close both popups, so that you only see the list of settings again.
- Now just repeat the exact same for these three policies as well:
Allow delegating default credentials
Allow delegating saved credentials
Allow delegating saved credentials with NTLM-only server authentication - Close the Local Group Policy Editor and RDP should now work as expected again!
*The solution was found at (see link below) - all credit goes to him:
https://tommynation.com/fix-rdp-saving-password-credentials-windows-remote-desktop-connection/