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First of all, determine whether the host is alive.

Check to see if remote is enabled

3. Enter the gpedit.msc command directly in the Command prompt window to open the Local Group Policy Editor

In the Local Group Policy Editor, click computer configuration-- > Windows Settings-- > Security Settings-- > user Rights assignment

In the "deny logging in through remote Desktop Services" property window, check for Remote Desktop Users and domain user accounts that need to be logged in, and delete if necessary

Then in the user Rights assignment view, look for allow login through remote Desktop Services, and double-click to open it

In the "allow logging in through remote Desktop Services" property window, check whether there is a Remote Desktop Users and the domain user account that needs to be logged in. If not, please add

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I hope I can help you. If you have any mistakes, please correct them. Thank you.

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