Does your windows 10 Pro install contain all 19 User Groups or just 11

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  • It contains ~19

    2 100.00%

  • It contains ~11

    0 0%

  • It contains a lot more than 19

    0 0%

  • It contains a few less than 11

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  1. NavyLCDR
    Posts : 18,432
    Windows 11 Pro
       New #11

    inertia said:
    Ok, well you really confused me when you posted the screenshot in this thread: Solved How to upgrade and activate Win 10 Home N(unactivated) to Win 10 Pro N - Page 2 - Windows 10 Forums

    Was that image not from your pro install like you implied?
    The screenshot in the other post is from my laptop with Windows 10 Pro installed which was a clean install. The difference is that the laptop has never had RDP host service started on it. Laptop is client, desktop is host, both are Windows 10 Pro.
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  3. NavyLCDR
    Posts : 18,432
    Windows 11 Pro
       New #12

    So I started the RDP Hosting service on my laptop and I got the additional user groups automatically. However the "Select Users" button is greyed out on my laptop. But, I only have one user account established on my laptop, so that might be why it is greyed out. I have two user accounts setup on my desktop, I suspect that is why the button is active on the desktop.
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  4. inertia
    Posts : 17
    Windows 10 Pro
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       New #13

    I am not so sure, I would try adding another account on the laptop just to see, you can always delete them after. For me I had started RDP services and it was always grayed out. This is an issue myself and at least two others have had when upgrading from win 10 home to pro.

    NavyLCDR said:
    So I started the RDP Hosting service on my laptop and I got the additional user groups automatically. However the "Select Users" button is greyed out on my laptop. But, I only have one user account established on my laptop, so that might be why it is greyed out. I have two user accounts setup on my desktop, I suspect that is why the button is active on the desktop.
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