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Recently, I suddenly found that the mstsc of some windows servers cannot connect to the remote connection of win10, but some windows2012 can be accessed, and all those who cannot access it have reported the following error:

According to the Microsoft address prompted, it is roughly that there is no update on the server side, while my win10 has updated a security patch

If both parties are not patched, you can visit it normally.

If both parties are patched, it can also be accessed normally.

But as long as one side hits the other and fails to do so, it will report this mistake.

Solution: find the real killer and uninstall this inexplicable update.

After uninstalling, all remote connections that reported errors can be accessed.

Of course, there is another solution, and that is to follow the clue of credssp encryption oracle correction.

Enter Group Policy configuration by running gpedit.msc (win10 Professional Edition is required, Home Edition is unavailable), policy path: "computer configuration"-> "Administrative templates"-> "system"-> "credential assignment", setting name: encrypt Oracle correction, select enabled-> vulnerable * * option, and save the application.

Well, this can also solve the problem, of course, you can also update the latest security patch for each server that reported an error, but there are a lot of servers, so I chose to give up this method.

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