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I've tried remote desktop (win server 2010) via this batch code in Windows 8 and it works without showing authentication window:
cmdkey /generic:"192.168.1.3" /user:"User112" /pass:"Password"
mstsc /v:"192.168.1.3"
But when I've tried it in Windows 7, it shows me authentication window and needs password.
How to remote desktop without showing authentication window in Windows 7?
When you get the Remote Desktop dialog authentication windows is displayed, click on 'Show Options'. The General Tab allows you to enter a username and save the configuration as an RDP file. Make sure 'Always Ask for Credentials' is unchecked and Connect then save this configuration. Not exactly a batch file but clicking on the RDP file in the future will open the desktop connection without having to enter your credentials.
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I have downloaded PuTTY software to SSH into my AWS EC2 instance. The problem am facing is the browse button that am supposed to click on to access the private key is missing under the Auth category. I downloaded PuTTY from putty.org
Below is an image of where the browse button should have been.
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I have uninstalled and reinstalled PuTTY but each time I open PuTTY, the browse button is missing.
You are probably looking at a picture from an older version of PuTTY.
The Configuring PuTTY documentation says that the "Private key file for authentication" is available in the Credentials panel (not the Auth panel).
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Using PuTTY 0.74 on Windows 10 20H2, launching saved sessions by selecting from the taskbar PuTTY icon's context menu opens a window without focus, i.e. I have to click in the session window to bring it to the front before I can type into it. Launching the saved session from within PuTTY opens the window with focus, as does launching the session from the Windows CLI. I've tried clearing the PuTTY sessions in the registry, un- & re-installing multiple times including the development snapshot... Is this normal behavior, and is there a fix?
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Microsoft RDC on Windows (to open type mstsc in Start -> Run ) saves the history of previous computers you have connected to in the "Computer" dropdown.
How can I clear them, or selfectively delete entries?
This can be done in Regedit
Open Regedit (Windows Key + R >> and then type in regedit >> Enter
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Default
Then you can delete the entries starting with MRU and followed by a number.
The above registry will only store the 10 most recent unique connections, so navigating to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client\Server and deleting all the folders under Server will fully clear the history.
You may not be able to remove the last typed in location, it wont be in the list but it will be in the Computer: text field.
You could also use this FixtIt tool from Microsoft:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/312169
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I trying to remote my desktop using Remote Desktop Protocol(RDP).
I configure my desktop remote setting and put a check in remote assistance
(Allow remote assistance connections to this computer)
and also the second radio button in the remote desktop field
(Allow connection fom computers running any version or RD).
But when I starting to remote my desktop using my laptop with MSTSC it brings me to the welcome screen (the blue screen) and I see it says the username or password is incorrect (at the bottom center above the word "Window & Ultimate".
Just open your CMD, type net user and press enter.
You will see a list of user name here. This are the valid users of your computer.
Now please check the username you are using is available in the list.
if not then try any of the username from the list to connect through RDP. it should work.
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Now that I've finnaly moved to doing some development/support work for Windows 2008 I find myself annoyed by the lack of one feature I just can't enable: the desktop shortcut to "My Computer" I've grown used to. I know how to enable this on XP and 2003, but I just can't find the setting on 2008.
How can a user configure which desktop icons (My Computer, My Documents, Recycling Bin etc) on Windows 2008 Server?
Right click on the Computer menu item on the start menu, and select 'Show on Desktop' from the context menu that pops up.
Create a Registry Editor file (.reg file) with the following content, and import it into the Registry:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStartPanel]
"{F02C1A0D-BE21-4350-88B0-7367FC96EF3C}"=dword:00000000
"{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}"=dword:00000000
"{5399E694-6CE5-4D6C-8FCE-1D8870FDCBA0}"=dword:00000000