Click OK to close the Select Users window. For example, in the illustration below, hamilton-d\dhubbard will change to dhubbard. Click Check Names and, if it is a valid username, the domain name will disappear and your username will become underlined. In the space below Enter the object names to select (examples):, type your domain (the domain for employees is Hamilton-d) and user ID. button as shown above and a window similar to the one below will appear. NOTE: If you do not already have access, click on the Add.
Your domain and username should be listed as already having access (as shown below). Verify that you have the proper permission to connect to your computer by clicking Select Users…. When the window opens up select Allow connections from computers running any version Remote Desktop (less secure), as shown below. Click on Start, select Control Panel and then double-click on System. Setting up your office computer for a Remote Desktop session The output (in this case “DEV” needs to be the same as the ‘DefaultDomainName’ value as indicated in the picture below).These instructions are for Windows XP users who want to remote into a Windows 7 computer. If you’re unsure what the ‘DefaultUserName’ field needs, you can open the command prompt (Windows + R, enter cmd and hit enter) and enter echo %username% If you’re unsure what the ‘DefaultDomainName’ field needs, you can open the command prompt (Windows + R, enter cmd and hit enter) and enter echo %userdomain% Create a new STRING (REG_SZ) value called ‘DefaultPassword’ and set the value to the user account password. Open the ‘DefaultUserName’ key and set the value to the user name for the auto logon. 
Open the ‘DefaultDomainName’ key and set the value to your domain name (or the computers name if using a local account). Open the ‘AutoAdminLogon’ key and change it’s value to “1”. Navigiate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon. You will need to configure the automatic logon through the registry editor. If the password for the domain account changes you will need to update the settings in the registry. NOTE: Passwords for domain accounts typically expire and are changed regularly. When you open the tool you find the ‘Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer’ option is missing. After a workstation is added to an Active Directory domain you are unable to set the computer to automatically logon using the control userpasswords2 (User Accounts) tool.
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