You can change these settings on the computer you are trying to establish RDP connection from: Windows considers the connection insecure since there is no trust between this computer and the remote computer in another domain (or a workgroup). Your system administrator does not allow the use of saved credentials to log on to the remote computer CompName because its identity is not fully verified. In this case, if you try to connect using the saved RDP password, this error message appears: Your credentials did not work Also, Windows prevents you from using the saved RDP password if you connect with your local account instead of your domain one. Although the connection password is stored in Credentials Manager, Windows does not allow it to be used and requires the user to enter the password each time. For example, in an Active Directory domain, it is better to configure SSO (Single Sign-On) for RDP for transparent authentication.īy default, Windows doesn’t allow a user to use a saved RDP password (credentials) to connect from a computer joined to an Active Directory domain to a host that is in another domain or workgroup. In most cases, administrators do not recommend users save connection passwords in Windows. If there is a saved password for this computer, the following message will appear in the RDP client window: The next time you connect to a remote RDP host under the same user, the client will automatically get the saved password from the Windows Credential Manager and use it for RDP authentication. After a user has clicked the “ Connect” button, the RDP server asks for the password and the Windows saves it to the Credential Manager (not to the.
To do it, a user must enter the name of the RDP computer, the username and check the box “ Allow me to save credentials” in the Remote Desktop Connection (mstsc.exe) client window.
Allow Saved Credentials Delegation for RDP Connection via GPO.
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