Modified setting method of CredSSP encryption for win10 Home Edition

one。 First, open the group policy.

1. Write a gpedit_policy.dat file locally on the machine with an arbitrary file name as follows:

Echo off pushd "% ~ dp0" dir / b C:\ Windows\ servicing\ Packages\ Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientExtensions-Package~3*.mum > List.txt dir / b C:\ Windows\ servicing\ Packages\ Microsoft-Windows-GroupPolicy-ClientTools-Package~3*.mum > > List.txt for / f% I in ('findstr / I. List.txt 2 ^ > nul') do dism / online / norestart / add-package: "C:\ Windows\ servicing\ Packages\% I" pause

Then run as an administrator, and after success, prompt 'press any key to exit', you can

2. The windows start menu runs run, and type 'gpedit.msc'' in the dialog box that appears to configure the group policy.

Run gpedit.msc

Local Group Policy:

Computer configuration > Administrative templates > system > credential assignment > encryption Oracle Correction

Select enable and select susceptibility.

two。 You can use the second method (which is currently used to solve the problem)

1. Manually establish the values in regedit for configuration

Enter regedit in run to open the registry and look for the following items

HKEY LOCAL MACHINE\ Software\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ System\

Then create a new item CredSSP = > create a new Parameters item under the project (CredSSP\ Parameters) = > create a new DWROD (32) key value pair = > "AllowEncryptionOracle", value: 2. After saving, you can log in to windows remotely.

The full path to the registry is: HKEY LOCAL MACHINE\ Software\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ System\ CredSSP\ Parameters

Reference document: https://blog.csdn.net/u013642500/article/details/80138799

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