I'd check the service is started and that the firewall rules are enabled for the domain profile.
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I've configured a GPO that I can confirm is applying to enable RDP on a Windows 10 21H2 LTSC machine with the latest updates as of today. In the old system settings it shows as on but in the new useless Settings under Remote Desktop it shows as 'Off' and 'Some settings are managed by your organization' I am unable to RDP to this machine even though it is enabled and I am a member of the remote users group. Note I am a domain admin for the domain and have a clue.
I have confirmed with gpresult that the settings are being applied.
I'd check the service is started and that the firewall rules are enabled for the domain profile.
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Hello Rich Leon,
It is usual that environmental settings are greyed out and in different setting when GPO is applied. Basically the system just ignores them as there is a superior authority that controls the setting (GPO). So the fact that it shows Off doesnt mean that is still Off.
You can use two tools for determining if your setting is correct.
Get-CimInstance -Namespace "root\cimv2\TerminalServices" -Class win32_terminalservicesetting | select ServerName, AllowTSConnections
I would think that those would come correct due to your experience, check the next:
-Add the RDGClientTransport Key:
In this option, you’ll be tweaking the registry key to force the RDP to use RPC/HTTP connections instead of HTTP/UDP connection:
Press Windows + R to open run and type Regedit. Press the Enter key.
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Microsoft > Terminal Server Client.
Navigate to the right-hand pane, right-click, and choose New > DWORD (32-bit value).
Name this option as “RDGClientTransport.”
Double-click this newly-created file. Its properties will open, and here, look for an option to set the value data. Enter the value 1. Click OK and close the Windows registry.
Hope it helps.
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