Remotely control the computer of win7, the computer of win7 is locked, and the login from so and so

Win7 Home Premium Edition uses the computer to remotely control the laptop method:

You can use QQ software to connect remotely, connection method:

Open QQ software, enter and password to log in.

After logging in, click the settings button in the lower left corner of the QQ main interface.

Once you are in the settings panel, first click on it"Permissions management", and then tap Remote Desktop.

After entering the tab of Remote Desktop, select "Auto Connection Request" to automatically pop up the authorization dialog box.

In the authorization dialog box, add QQ friends who can log in to the computer.

At this time, QQ will also enter the state of being added, and then enter the password of the local QQ to set the authorization password for login, the authorization password can be set, but remember, it is used when logging in to the remote desktop.

In this way, through the above steps, the QQ setting of the controlled side is completed. Through the above settings, you can remotely connect to the local desktop through the authorized QQ when you leave the office.

Log in to QQ locally.

The following figure shows the desktop remotely through QQ.

Win7 system prompts Win7 cannot remote desktop, prompting the issue of "Your credentials are not working". The problem is that the remote host has enabled remote desktop, and the XP system can be remotely connected to the computer.

But part of the win7 system can not be remote,Always prompt "your credentials do not work",The actual remote username and password are normal。

Tools Raw materials.

win7 system.

Group Policy sets up authentication.

1.Open Group Policyr.

Find Start --- Run -- Enter to open the registry.

Then navigate to the menus, Computer Configuration--- Administrative Templates--- Credential Assignment--- Allow Assignment of Saved Credentials for NTLM Server Authentication.

2 Select "Enabled" and enter termsrv * (allow to save all) in "Display".

3.Refresh Group Policy for the settings to take effect.

Start menu--- run --- enter gpupdate force to force a refresh, as set in the following figure.

endAdd Windows user credentials.

If that doesn't work, then proceed below.

1Locate Start Menu --- Control Panel -- Show all Control Panel items --- find Credential Manager.

2 If you can't find it above, you can also click to start --- the currently logged in user such as administrator that** can find the credential manager, click Add windows to create a new credential manager.

3. If you need the IP address of the remote server, and the username and password and other information.

4 After setting up, test again, if the certificate is not trusted, click OK to skip it.

Step 1: Select "Computer" on the desktop, right-click, and select "Properties".

Step 2: Select "Remote Settings";

Step 3: Tick "Allow remote users to connect to this computer".

Turn off the monitor and you won't be able to see the prompt.