No Remote Desktop, No User Switching


  1. filthy
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    windows 7 ultimate 32 bit
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    No Remote Desktop, No User Switching


    I recently reinstalled Windows 7 Ultimate. After reinstalling and re-creating the user accounts I noticed that I could no longer use this PC as a host for Remote Desktop as I had before.

    Also, I can no longer switch users, instead I have to Log off each time a user wants to log on.

    I have done the gpedit.msc (policies/templates "hide entry points for fast user switching" which is disabled.

    I have also added a registry HideFastUserSwitching. These two tips are offered in a few places.

    I have also deleted the original user accounts and remade them just in case there was a corruption. I keep all data in a data partition so I just point the newly created accounts back to that partition. Could that have something wrong with it?

    Any Ideas on what else I should do?
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  3. filthy
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    windows 7 ultimate 32 bit
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  4. jawadde
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    Win7 pro 64
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    any answers ? I'm stuck with the same issue :-((
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