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When I use the remote desktop, there are some software (i.e. Matlab) that if are closed, is impossible to open them because when I try they say to me that there are some problems with the licence.
To overcome it I need to use Teamviewer and open it. Once is open, if it remains so I can use it without problems.
I found out that when I use the remote desktop, for a second I can see that at the logon of the user, it logs as "Other user" even if I put the name of my account and the password.
I know that this is due to Windows, not the licence of any program. Is it possible to solve? Why does it say that is logging "Other user"? It's me but not physically in front of my computer.
I use Win10 Pro
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– harrymc – 2019-04-17T19:46:34.953Doesn't work. Still logs as "Other User". Teamviewer, a part that if I use it too much blocks me, is toooooo slow compared with remote desktop – Shika93 – 2019-04-18T09:33:08.310
Try in Control Panel > System and Security > System > Remote settings, to set "Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication(more secure)". – harrymc – 2019-04-18T10:05:34.293
Already checked but inside "Select Users..." the field is empty. Should I put "Other User" as account? Because mine has already access – Shika93 – 2019-04-18T10:18:25.113
I thought the idea is to logon as yourself. Have you verified what account you are logging at? One way to find that is via CMD entering the
whoami
command. – harrymc – 2019-04-18T10:26:20.607It's my correct account as it is supposed to be
Full computer name/user name
. But when I launch the remote desktop, at the logon says: "Other user". I don't know why – Shika93 – 2019-04-18T10:30:26.077I don't know why either, but is it important when the logon is correct? – harrymc – 2019-04-18T10:34:05.943
It seam so, or at least is what I think because if I close for example Matlab and I try to reopen it using the Microsoft Remote Desktop, an error message for the licence appears while with Teamviewer everything works correctly because in that case the remote desktop is not passing through the Microsoft RD and so when I log in, Windows know that is like I'm in front my computer. It does not figure that I'm with a remote software – Shika93 – 2019-04-18T11:43:48.310