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The forum thread discusses how to enable a Guest user account to access other computers on the network. The original poster asks how to grant the Guest account remote access, and a responder explains that adding the Guest account to the Remote Desktop Users group is the necessary step. Overall, the conversation offers guidance on configuring user permissions for remote access in Windows.
The forum thread discusses how to enable a Guest user account to access other computers on the network. The original poster asks how to grant the Guest account remote access, and a responder explains that adding the Guest account to the Remote Desktop Users group is the necessary step. Overall, the conversation offers guidance on configuring user permissions for remote access in Windows.
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If these computers are not domain joined then you access another computer with a local account on the remote computer. Accounts on the computer you remote FROM do not have access to the remote computer. Guest should typically be disabled unless the network is secure and you trust everyone on it, but you'd need to enable the Guest account and grant it access for remote access.