Remote connection error: remote session is interrupted because the client of the local computer cannot be upgraded or resumed.

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The remote session is interrupted because the client access license of the local computer cannot be upgraded or resumed.

What does resumable service mean? You didn't buy terminal service authorization before. Now you have purchased and installed it on the server. if the client has obtained a temporary authorization file with time restrictions. to obtain the formal authorization service. delete MSLicensing and get authorization again.

Create a backup of the MSLicensing logon code and its sub-code on the client, and then perform the following operations to remove the original and sub-code:

1. Check the following logon sub-machine code on the client: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ MSLicensing.

2. Click [MSLicensing].

3. Click [Export logon file] on the [logon] menu.

4. In the [file name] box, type mslicensingbackup and click [Save].

5. If you need to restore the logon password in the future, press [mslicensingbackup. reg] twice.

6. Click [delete] on the [edit] menu, and then click [Yes] to delete the MSLicensing logon sub-host code.

7. Close [log on to the editing program] and restart the computer.

When the client is restarted, the lost logon code is re-built.

 

Method 2:

Error message: the remote session is interrupted because the client access license of the local computer cannot be upgraded or resumed. Contact the server administrator.

Fault Analysis: According to your description, my understanding of your problem is: Your Remote Desktop Connection received an error message "because the client access license of the local computer cannot be upgraded or resumed, the remote session is interrupted ".

Solution: change the "Authorization mode" in "terminal service configuration" to "per user ".

Procedure:
1. Click Start, point to administrative tools, and click Terminal service configuration ".
2. Click "Server Settings" and double-click "Authorization mode ".
3. Change "Authorization mode" to "per user", and click "OK ".
(In Windows 2003, "Authorization" can be applied, rather than "Authorization mode ")