Givens: Client/Controlling PC is Windows 7; Host/Remote PC is Windows 7.
When attempting to remotely access this particular PC (on which I have left Remote Assistant open), I am successfully getting thru to the Login Screen thereon. But when I enter the Windows account password and hit <Enter>, then Remote Assistant consistently returns, “Connection was terminated by the remote user”. And so far as I can tell, Remote Assistant closes down on the remote PC at that time. (Both ‘Allow unattended access’ and ‘Full control’ access level have been enabled on the remote PC and I have done the Run as administrator.)
There was a stage when on the remote PC, a ‘Dell Command’ Fatal Application Error window appeared on the screen. I had a hunch that this may have been related to the Dell power saver/hibernation software that’s installed on this PC, so I deselected its ‘Power saver’ option. Since then I’m not seeing the Fatal Application Error message, but I’m still getting the “Connection was terminated by the remote user”.
I have exactly the same problem. Win 7 clients, have tried various versions of Teamviewer, currently running 2.3.0.52 on both ends with an easy access PW set on the client end. Unfortunately the PW just gets me to the next screen, Windows login, which craps out 90% of the time. Pretty sure it is linked to the Windows logon procedure because if i Teamviewer in to get the current Cloudberry PIN it goes straight in?
I am seeing the same message. Have been using Remote Desktop for 9 hours today, the Connection was terminated by the remote user message has appeared 7 times anything between 30 mins and 3 hours apart. Nothing obvious at remote end, upon reconnecting everything is fine.
I get this all the time, usually upon login of the remote Windows10 login screen. I don't connect with a PIN, so I'm forced to login using the Win10 screen. After entering the password, it says it is waiting for a screen refresh from the remote computer then it kicks me out and gives me, "Connection was terminated by remote user." It takes me a few tries to get in. Once connected and at the desktop (beyond the login), I'm fine.