FAQ

The main differences are the presence of newer optimization mechanisms.

Server resource requirements.

All virtual servers running the Windows operating system are immediately available for connection via the standard RDP (Remote Desktop) protocol.

To connect to the server, press the button "Start", Further "All programs", then "Standard” and looking for “Remote Desktop Connection".

There is another way. You need to press a combination of keys Win+R and in the window that opens, type mstsc.

Option number 1
Windows 7

Windows 10
Option number 2. Applicable to all versions of Windows.

After performing these not tricky manipulations, you will see a window for connecting to a remote desktop.

In line "A computer”you need to specify the ip-address and port of the server to which you want to connect in the format: “IP_ADDRESS:PORT“.

IP-address, connection port and other accesses are sent to your contact mail.
If you have entered the correct ip-address, you will see the following window:

Here you need to enter your username and password. After that press “OK”.

After installing Windows Server, only one account is available to you - Administrator. But often the server is needed for the simultaneous work of several people. In such cases, you need to add additional users to the system - provided that you have already configured a terminal server and connected the required number of RDP licenses. First, connect to the server via RDP under the user Administrator.

In Windows Server to console Computer management can be accessed from the context menu by right-clicking on the menu Start: 

• Creating a new user

In the Computer Management console, select the section Local Users and Groups (1) then Users (2), Additional actions (3), New user (4):

In the form for adding a new user, specify the account name in English or any other language (it will be used to log in). Optionally, you can specify the full name and description of the user. Next, enter the password of the new user, observing the requirements for security and complexity of the password - from 8 characters, 1 capital letter, 1 small letter, 1 special character. Then confirm the password.

Option “Require password change at next login"you can disable and add"Password does not expire“, if you do not want to change your password every month and a half:

• Enabling New User Access in Remote Desktop

Double-click on the name of the created user (1), select the tab Group membership (2), button Add (3), Additionally (4):

Click Search (5), find and select a group Remote Desktop Users (6), confirm OK (7):

Confirm your choice twice with the buttons OK (8), (9):

1. Open the start menu and click on gear icon.
   
2. Click Time and language.
   
3. Click Language on the left panel.
   
4. On the Language screen on the right, tap Add language.
   
    NOTE. If your language appears in the Preferred Languages section, click on it and then on the top arrow to move it up and skip to step 8.

   

5. On the Select Language to Install screen, select a language from the list and click Further. This step uses Japanese as an example.
   
6. On the Install Language Features screen, make sure all items are selected and click Install.
   
7. If the system can connect to the Internet, the download and installation of the language pack will begin.
   
    If your system is offline in which you cannot connect to the Internet, download and install the language pack ISO image using method 2 in Microsoft technical information.
   After installation, return to step 5, select the language and click the button Further. If the following message is displayed, ignore it and press the button Install.
   You are currently offline. After connecting, go to the "Language Settings" section, select a language from the list, select "Options" and complete the download.

   

8. Click Parameters added language.
   
9. On the "Language Options:" screen, check if "Installed Language Pack" is displayed under "Language Pack" and click on left arrow icon in the top left corner.
   
10. On the Language screen, select a language from the Windows display languages drop-down menu and click date and time on the left panel.
    
11. On the screen date and time select your timezone from the dropdown menu Timezone.
    
12. Click Region in the left pane and select a region from the Country or Region drop-down menu.
    
13. On the Region screen, scroll down and select Additional settings for date, time and region in the Related Settings section.
    
14. In the Clock & Region window, click Region.
    
15. In the "Region" window, open the tab Administration and press Copy settings See the Welcome screen and new user accounts section.
    
16. On the welcome screen and settings screen for new user accounts, select all the items under "Copy current settings to" and click OK.
    
     If the dialog box asks you to restart, click Cancel at this step.

    

17. On the Administration tab screen, click Change system language See the "Non-Unicode Program Language" section.
    
18. On the Region Settings screen, select a region from the Current Regional System Settings drop-down menu and click OK.
    
19. A dialog box will ask you to restart, click Reload Nowto restart the system.
    
20. After the reboot is complete, check if the interface language, for example, on the login screen, has been changed to the selected language.

Open the Start menu and click on the user icon, in the menu that opens, select "Change account settings".

In the opened window "Options" choose “Login Options”, and in the Password section click on the button Change.

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