Microsoft Remote Desktop Won't Connect Mac Security Error 0x4 Windows 10ĭiscus and support Windows 10 Professional remote desktop error 0x4 in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem Hello,I have been connecting to a computer at another location (Windows 10 Professional) using my Mac for quite some time now. assuming that's part of the new Azure cloud rollout progressing its course. Interesting that a completely unassociated 365 business std account gets me to the login page as if I were sitting at the login screen personally. It is only the main profile I'm trying to RDP into, associated with my microsoft account, is the one that is balking at me. Turns out that any local user account will work via RDP, as does a separate 365 business standard account to sign in (not a permanent option btw). I don't know that a reset while keeping my files would do the trick in this instance anyway since the issue is likely somewhere in the profile's hidden files. I'd love to not have to copy all my profile data off the PC, reset it and start from the beginning, so please tell me there's a hidden registry bit switch somewhere that dumps associations to microsoft accounts permanently as if starting from a clean slate - OR any equivalent thereof that is less work than a reset of the PC. I've tried removing the microsoft account and adding it back. 
It works directly from in front of the problem desktop, it works directly on the laptop at home, and it works in a web browser to see my microsoft account, which shows me both my problem desktop and my laptop, confirming that I'm using the same microsoft account and not a case of personal vs work/school account separation.
It calls my username out as "MicrosoftAccount\ which makes sense, but the password I use to log in does not work through RDP. Instead, it says my password / credentials are not correct. Once on the network, I enter my desktop.IP:port and would expect since I am logged in with the same microsoft account that it would sign me directly in. I am using VPN tunnel to my office to get to the network. I have a laptop signed in using the same microsoft account at home. I did go into system properties and enable RDP sessions for the desktop I am trying to remote to. Now that I have upgraded to Professional (in order to use RDP among other features), I am having issues with getting onto my PC by RDP using my profile's microsoft account. So my problem is that my PC started its life as a Home license.
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