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In a domain environment, if you use an operating system of Vista or above, by default, credentials cannot be saved when connecting to a remote computer.

When we use a remote Desktop connection, even if we have checked "remember my credentials".

But the next time you log in, you still can't save your credentials. It will prompt "your credentials don't work".

At this point, you need to set the group policy. Take Windows 7 as an example, the steps are as follows:

Step 1: open Group Policy using gpedit.msc, and click "computer configuration"-"Administrative templates"-"system"-"credential assignment". Double-click on the right window to allow the allocation of saved credentials for NTLM server authentication only.

Step 2: select enabled in the pop-up window, then click Show, and in the pop-up window, enter "TERMSRV/*". (make sure TERMSRV is uppercase)

Note: the format of the server name in the display content dialog box is: the TERMSRV/computername,computername variable can be the name of a specific remote computer (for example, TERMSRV/myremotepc), or you can use an asterisk (*) to contain a set of computers (for example, TERMSRV/* or TERMSRV/*.corp.com), which should contain exactly the same computer name as entered in the computer box in the remote Desktop connection dialog box. To connect to the remote computer.

Step 3: use the "gpupdate / force" command to refresh the group policy or restart the computer for it to take effect.

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