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Hi David,

I checked the .RDP file and some of those were missing. I added the ones that were missing other than the "domain:s:mydomain" since I am connecting on the local account. When I run the .RDP it asks for both the username and password.

Hi Jeff,

I tried the test with the .rdp file. I am using Windows 10, and it doesn't seem to let me save any credentials, so I can really perform this test.

Something else I noticed, is that when I use mRemote on a Windows 7, I don't have the issue where it asks me to type the password.

Any thoughts?

Thanks.

Hi Jeff,

I went through that thread and also made the recommended changes on the local group policy as described here http://itowns.blogspot.com.cy/2009/01/remote-desktop-not-allowed-to-use-saved.html but the issue persists. The actual error message I get is different from the one mentioned in that thread, so I don't think this is the same problem.

Any other thoughts/advice?

Thanks.

Hi Jeff,

I am not aware of such policy in Windows Server 2008. Do you know if such a policy exists, and if so, what is it called?

Thanks.

Hi David,

I created a new RDP entry but the issue persists.

I have only used RDM 13.5, so I don't know if older versions have it as well.

I tested with RDCMan and I have the same issue there as well.

Thanks.

Hi Mike,

Could you have a look in the Manage Windows Credentials if you have a saved password for the IP that you try to connect to.

If not, could you send us a print screen of the RDP configuration please?

Also, is this a new issue since RDM update or password update?

Best regards,

Hi David,

I checked in Manage Windows Credentials and there are no saved credentials with the same IP.

Attached is a screenshot of the RDP configuration.

I just started using RDP so I wouldn't know if this is a new issue.

Thanks.

Hi,

I am using RDM 13.5.0.0. When I try to connect to some of my RDP entries, I get the Windows Security error saying "Your credentials did not work. The credentials that were used to connect to x.x.x.x did not work. Please enter new credentials". When I then use the exact same password that is saved in my RDP entry, it connects fine. I noticed that I have this issue for the RDP entries that do not use a Domain.

Does anyone know why this is happening and how I can resolve it?

Thank you.

-Mike