How to modify the default port of Windows Remote Desktop

How to modify the default port of Windows Remote Desktop: First open the registry editor and find the tcp file; then find the PortNumber option and modify the numerical data to the new port number; finally find the RDP-TCP file and open the PortNumber option. Just modify the numerical data to the new port number.

#The operating environment of this article: windows10 system, thinkpad t480 computer.

The specific steps are as follows:

Press the "win key r to open the run, enter "regedit" and click OK;

In the registry Open the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" file in the editor; continue to open the "system" file in the listed files; continue to open the "CurrentControlSet" file listed under the system file;; continue to open the "Control" file listed under the CurrentControlSet file;; continue to open Control The "Terminal server" file listed under the file;; Continue to open the "tcp" file under the wds file listed under the Terminal server;

In the dialog box to the right of the opened tcp file Find "PortNumber" and double-click to open it;

In the edit page that opens, check Decimal in the base and enter the port number you want to modify in the numerical data. The default is 3389. Here I changed it to 8168; click OK when the modification is completed;

Continue to open "RDP-tcp" under the winsstations file listed under the Terminal server file and select the RDP-TCP file. Find "PortNumber" on the right and double-click to open it;

# is consistent with the modification parameters of the first editing interface, click OK to complete, and restart the computer; (required after compiling the registry It will take effect after restarting the computer)

After restarting the computer, you need to add: 8168 port number after the IP address to connect normally!

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