After a reboot access tokens from remote connections are not filtered any more. On Windows 8 and Windows 10 the reboot is not even required any more. As described in MS KB article , Microsoft introduced as part of UAC a little known feature called “UAC remote restrictions”. It filters the access token for connections made with local user accounts or Microsoft accounts (the latter typically have the format MicrosoftAccount\EMailAddress).

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In other words, it removes the SID for “Administrators”. Connections made with domain accounts remain unchanged.

Make sure the username used to log in to the Windows client exists in the Morro Data system. The username can be either a network username for User Mode or Active Directory Mode or the email address in Office365 of Azure for Azure AD Mode.

If the usernames exist in the Morro Data system, the user will be shown the prompt to enter their credentials. Thanks to Microsoft, Windows 8 doesn’t have an easy way to accomplish this same process.

• Windows 10 ships with Remote Desktop, so you do not need to have explicitly installed it.
• You’ve now disabled remote access to your computer.
• Check “Don’t Allow Remote Connections” to this Computer.

Registry Root Keys (Hive Name)

I compared the registry on all boxes and they are all exactly the same – none of them have that key. Two of them I can access fine, the https://wikidll.com/microsoft/ci-dll other one I can’t. Try this work around; share the network folder (i.e. \\server\C) and grant the user (i.e. user1) read access+. It could work right after the server reboot, but about half an hour passed, the error will appear gain. I do nothave a domain but a standalone Windows 2012 server, and with this solution I was able to map administrative shares with a user account with administrative rights.

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The link to modify or delete the connections is no where to be found. The only way to remove the connections in Windows 8 is to do so by using the registry editor. In the above window we can delete the network connections or merge them together. You can use typical multi-select features of windows to select various connections, including ctrl-a, shift select and ctrl select.