Vista remote desktop save credentials

Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Remote Desktop Services Terminal Services. I can't reproduce your problem in a Remote Desktop, Vista to Vista situation, but I only have tested using Credentials created today.

However once I made the initial connection, any subsequent connection did not ask for Passwords etc. Can you connect without Credentials if you connect via double clicking this file? Perhaps mine is different as in my situation I'm going over the internet to the other Vista machine? I'm assuming in your case you were local? Yes, two machines about 6 feet apart. They just yell at each other. What this talking about? I should add I get this error message when I double click the rdp icon: "your system administrator does not allow the use of saved credentials" Mark.

That error message was mentioned in this post, along with several others, it is not too clear whether a solution was found or not, you can have a read of it and see if it makes more sense to you. Thanks for the input. Is there any clues here? Also, there is one more important thing. Remote Desktop client refuses usage of saved credentials, each time forcing you to re-enter your password with the following error message: Your system administrator does not allow the use of saved credentials.

In some cases, when you try to connect to the Remote Desktop, you may receive the following error message:. Please enter new credentials.

You cannot use saved credentials to connect to a remote computer if there are no trust relationships between your computer and the host in a remote domain or workgroup.

This is defined by the default Windows security policy settings. Additionally, you may need to enter an Administrator password or confirm the elevation depending on the UAC policy settings. Open Command prompt and update the Group Policy settings by running:.