WINDOWS 10 DESKTOP REMOTE message after logging in. "Access denied"

Dear Formen,

I am coming to you with a problem.

I wanted to run on prof10 prof. REMOTE DESKTOP service. Generally, nothing difficult, the desktop started and worked. But the next day (evening) unfortunately, I worked late on this computer (in local services) and had to do something wrong while working on local services, do something. The Remote Desktop service has stopped working. But it stopped working in a strange way. Because when I want to connect to the server on the client computer, a dialog box pops up asking me for a username and password. After entering the username and password I have a connection, but to my eyes appears a blue background with a message in the middle - "Access denied"

Additionally, I can not create a VPN connection. The Routing and Remote Access service does not work and I can not run it. When I try to launch it, I get the message that the service has started and then stopped and that some services automatically stop if they are not being used by other services.

I am asking you for help. If someone knows a way to restart and recall local services to standard settings, please describe how to do it. I will be grateful for the tips.

greetings
Mariusz

Added after 36 [minutes]:

Problem solved.

It turned out that the service "Remote pultip service" was marked as a LOCAL service and should be marked as NETWORK SERVICE. This solved the problem with the remote desktop connection. However, I still have a problem with running the VPN server. I go through the next steps until the last step where windows accesses the configuration and suddenly a message appears that VPN connections depend on the Routing and Remote Access service, which I can not run ...

I am asking for guidance

greetings
Mariusz

To run the routing you need to disable the Windows firewall.
I had the same on Win2003.

I have the same problem and disabling the firewall does not help. Routing still does not start.

What happens when you enable routing?
How do you turn it on?

When you try to create a new incoming connection, the system throws a message saying that it can not start the Routing and Remote Access service.
When manually enabled (from services.msc) there is a message that the service has been started and immediately turned off.

Go to the network and sharing center -> "change advanced sharing settings" -> select the type of network you have connected: "home or work" or "public" -> enable "network discovery" and "file and printer sharing". If this does not help, show the "properties" of the network adapter.

I found a solution. It turned out that this is a problem of the system itself, and Microsoft has to eliminate it at the next update.
I will paste a link to the instructions on how to temporarily resolve the matter.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/insider/f...ndows-10/90bd99b9-02d7-434a-9aab-38d59dfa809e