Enable remote desktop through Registry
- Run Regedit
- Select File –> Connect Network registry
- Enter the name of the remote computer and select Check Name
- At the bottom of the registry tree you will see 2 Hives appear Hkey_Local_Machine and
Hkey_Users (under the remote computer’s name) - Goto hklm\system\currentcontrolset\control\terminal server\FdenyTSConnections=1
- Change the FdenyTSConnections to 0
- Attempt to Re-Login
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