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The RDP port on the Win10 computer was changed to 3388 in the registry.Īt this point, I disabled Windows firewall and my internet security program (Avast) but the results were the same. On the Win 10 computer, I set up the access to use the local login feature instead of the MS login. On the Win 7 computer, I use the startup creds and since it works, it has saved them and I don’t have to use them again. I use the name and password that I use to access the computer normally after startup.

When I try to access the Win 10 computer, I am greeted with the need for credentials. I can see both ports from either computer with “canyouseeme”. The Win 7 computer uses port 3389 which is the default port. I have assigned two static i/p addresses to the computers and I use “no-ip” for access. On my FIOS router, I have opened port 3388 for both UDP and TCP. The issue is that I can connect to the Win 7 computer but not to the Win 10 computer. I have the same issue with trying to connect using the internal network or by using an outside network.

The computers at home are running Win 7 Pro and Win 10 Pro. The remote device is a notebook running Win 10 Home. I am having a problem getting remote desktop to work with two computers on my home network.

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