I have been running RD Gateway connections to multiple clients for years. I always check the box to save credentials, and there has always been a persistent entry for gateway.MyCustomerDomain.com in Windows Credentials. I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 last week, and the saved credentials continued to work until there was a network interruption--and then it deleted those credentials.
I live in a rural area and lose my connection periodically when DSL renegotiates and IP address or otherwise has a hiccup. Things have always reconnected smoothly, though, until a couple of days ago.
Now, as soon as I am disconnected, the system still attempts to auto-reconnect, but if that fails because the connection is out long enough for it to time out, the next time i try to logon, the RD Gateway prompts me for credentials--with no option to save them. This has happened a half-dozen times since my upgrade to Windows 10 (and all post-upgrade updates) last week
So I went directly into the credential manager, and entered the gateway address and credentials. That worked for a day; I was no longer prompted for RDG credentials. But upon the next interrupted network connection, it again deleted the entry.
What in the world is auto-deleting credentials here? That should never happen. How can I prevent those credentials from being deleted like this?



