How to solve the win7 system can not connect to the remote desktop?

In general, the remote connection to WIN7 only needs 5 steps to complete the remote connection settings:

1. Query and record the IP of the remote computer, start —— run —— Enter cmd, enter, accurately view and record ipadress

2. Set a password for the computer's account

3. Computer Properties - Remote - Allow Remote Login

4 , power options (making the computer go to sleep: change to "never"), it is important that the computer that goes to sleep is unable to log in remotely.

5, turn off the firewall (not required)

Please follow the steps below to check the settings item by item

1. General Settings:

Right click & ldquo; computer & rdquo; icon, select & ldquo; attribute & rdquo;, in the open "system" window click "remote settings", in the pop-up system properties in the "remote" option window select “ Allow remote assistance to connect to this computer> and “allow connections to computers running any version of remote desktop (less secure) 

2. If the first point is set, other computers cannot be remotely accessed. You can adjust the Win7 firewall settings as follows:

Start ——Control Panel——Windows Firewall——Advanced Settings——Inbound Rules, then in the middle“Inbound Rules ” found in the window & ldquo; file and printer sharing (echo request - ICMPv4-In) & ldquo; rules (may have two), select and click on the right box in the right frame "enable rules";

3. Complete step 2 After that, if you still can't connect remotely, finally check if the Remote Desktop Services service of WIN7 is already open. If it is not open, you can't connect it. Steps:

Right click on “Computer”&mdash ;—Manage ——Services & Applications——Services, find the "Remote Desktop Services" service in the middle "Services" window, start it. You can choose right-click ——property——check enable;

4. Check that the above three steps are all normal. If it is still not connected, it may be that the windows firewall settings are faulty. <quo;Remote Desktop (TCP-In)" Rules:

Start ——Control Panel——Windows Firewall——Advanced Settings——Inbound Rules Then find "Remote Desktop (TCP-In)" in the middle "Inbound Rules" window (there may be a configuration file for the "Public" and "Public" rules. After selecting it, click “Enable Rule" in the right frame;

5. If it is still remote, turn off the firewall.

Start ——Control Panel——Windows Firewall——Open and Close Firewall