If you have access to the Remote Desktop Session Host (RDSH) configuration:
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On the Windows host you’re trying to control (not gateway):
Generally indicates a connectivity problem, often tied to firewall blocks or a failed RD Connection Broker service. Common Causes rdp error code 0x3 extended error code 0x7
Open Command Prompt and type ping [Server_IP_or_Name] . If you get a "Request timed out," the issue is likely a network or firewall block.
Network-level capture (advanced)
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When troubleshooting this error, it is helpful to look at what both pieces of the error code mean:
The error code (0x3) and extended error code (0x7) provide clues about the connection breakdown:
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Broadly signals that the connection was prematurely aborted or the path/session was dropped. It frequently displays alongside the generic warning: "This computer can't connect to the remote computer..."
Navigate to: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Device Installation > Device Installation Restrictions