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Okay a member of a team on site was upgraded to Windows 10.
They use a team account for RDP which works fine for other staff and has done for some years now, however I can add a local account as a member of the RDP users group and this works, when using the team account it fails and lastly when using my IT account it works fine, all accounts are members of the RDP users group.
We do not restrict logon by machines otherwise this would fail for the local account that was created on the remote computer if this was the issue.
When deleting the contents at c:\windows\system32\grouppolicy the computer was allowed to connect.
The team account works fine locally and remotely for other members of the team.
Re-applying GPO's and restarting the machine brings back the issues.
The only setting we have is to allow log on through RDS for Administrators and Remote Desktop Users, this group has the team account along with the IT support teams accounts.
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They use a team account for RDP which works fine for other staff and has done for some years now, however I can add a local account as a member of the RDP users group and this works, when using the team account it fails and lastly when using my IT account it works fine, all accounts are members of the RDP users group.
We do not restrict logon by machines otherwise this would fail for the local account that was created on the remote computer if this was the issue.
When deleting the contents at c:\windows\system32\grouppolicy the computer was allowed to connect.
The team account works fine locally and remotely for other members of the team.
Re-applying GPO's and restarting the machine brings back the issues.
The only setting we have is to allow log on through RDS for Administrators and Remote Desktop Users, this group has the team account along with the IT support teams accounts.
More...