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I will soon be testing the use of remote desktop for logging on to my home network computers from outside my home network. This will tell me if it is a problem local or the server I'm trying to access.

I removed all credentials and disabled remote desktop and restarted. Re-enabled remote desktop. Same result.

I now find that on one of the machines that could connect using saved credentials, when I re-enter the credentials, using the same credentials I've always used, it gets rejected???

I did that and got the message: Credential added successfully. But I still cannot log on using Remote Desktop. It tells me "Your credentials did not work."

I have 5 computers in my home office. All Windows 10 or 11. On two of them I am able to use remote desktop to log in to a server. Three of them get their credentials rejected. I have used remote desktop for many years. One of the computers which will not log in to the server can use remote...

I tried it over on another computer, and it appears to be working. Thanks for the help.

While it did install, I can start Windows, I am unable to install any drivers, so no internet, etc.

I physically removed all the other drives (including usb drives) and it is now installing.

I ran the script, and it creates the partitions on the drive 0, but I get the same error message on trying to install Win server 2019.

The usb drive is E:, but then E: is used in assigning a letter to a partition on disk 0. I assume it should be a different letter? You use the old partition style. In the attachment you find the right one for a 128 GB (C:)-Partition. Copy it to the USB and excecute it. X:>DiskPart /s...

I'm using the computer right now. I have to wait until the markets close today.

??? Is or is not?

The full error message was this (in my OP): Windows couldn't create a partition or locate an existing one

Trying to make sure I understand. After copying Par.txt to my usb, then from a command prompt I should enter DiskPart /s E:\Par.txt? After which I can run the installation setup. Is that it?

I would rather use the 2019 since I am already using that on the dedicated server without issue. I don't want to introduce another variable. Plus, I already created the installation USB. Is there any reason to think this would change the installation problem I'm having?