#Windows xp remote desktop client windows#
#Windows xp remote desktop client windows 10#
This, of course, could be rectified by disabling the requirement for NLA on the Remote Desktop host, however NLA support can be very easily added to Windows XP SP3 by making the following changes to the Windows Registry (Note that the following instructions below are copied directly from KB951608: I recently had the task of getting an ancient application working for a client on brand new Windows 10 PCs. Through advanced modification of RDP, MicrosoftWindows technology and Terminal Services, our Linux, Solaris, and Windows Thin Client software products. The remote computer requires Network Level Authentication, which your computer does not support You may notice that RDP connections from a Windows XP workstation to an NLA host will fail with the following error: This setting is controlled by the dialog below under, and during the Remote Desktop Services setup procedure if you are building a Terminal Server. You can also change the locations to find users on the network. This will find all the users on your system. In the Select Users dialog box, type the user name (s) you want to add, or click the Advanced button, and click Find Now. Drive redirection, or the ability to access your local client drives inside the session, is only supported on the RDC client while running on Windows XP. Without going into any great detail, NLA offers a higher level of security for your RDP sessions, and a lower resource requirement during the authentication process. In the Remote Desktop Users dialog box click Add. Windows Vista/7/2008 has the option of requiring Network Level Authentication when acting as a Remote Desktop host.
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