Fix: An Internal Error Has Occurred Windows Remote Desktop

Fix: An Internal Error Has Occurred Windows Remote Desktop
In Windows, you may receive an error message when you attempt to RDP (Remote Desktop) to another Windows host: “An internal error has occurred.”
 
windows rdp an internal error occurred
 
You may have direct access to the machine you are attempting to connect too, but a reboot will not fix this error.
 




If you recently applied a cipher suite order using group policy, the cipher suites likely applied were for an incompatible version of Windows that is not supported. Review the necessary Schannel registry keys on Microsoft Technet and remove the incompatible registry key. Reboot the Windows host machine afterword’s to restore its RDP connection.
 
* Please use the comment form below. Comments are moderated.*



Related Posts

 

Comments 4

Guest - azhar ali buttar on Monday, 01 January 2018 04:26

In my case, the TLS/SSL protocols were disabled on the server which I was trying to connect. I suggest to use IISCrypto tool to check it and enable in case they are disabled.

In my case, the TLS/SSL protocols were disabled on the server which I was trying to connect. I suggest to use IISCrypto tool to check it and enable in case they are disabled.
Guest - ali on Thursday, 04 May 2017 02:23

After following your steps also its not working

After following your steps also its not working
Guest - QuangJimmy on Monday, 24 April 2017 04:11

Thanks so much. Your right?

Quang.

Thanks so much. Your right? Quang.
Guest - Arpit Trivedi on Tuesday, 28 March 2017 07:25

Open RDP

Enter the IP address of the remote computer

Click Show Options

Click Experience

Uncheck Reconnect if the connection is dropped

Click Connect

Open RDP Enter the IP address of the remote computer Click Show Options Click Experience Uncheck Reconnect if the connection is dropped Click Connect
Tuesday, 24 December 2024