If you’re like me, you use RDP to access remote systems ALL the time.  9 out of 10 times, I am trying to access a system that I have never been on before, or through an IP address that I have never accessed it through before.  Because of this, I was always constantly confronted with this large, yellow, ugly, and annoying pop-up window that made me confirm that I indeed want to travel to the remote system that I myself typed in.  For those of you who have never experienced this lovely window, here is an example:

Well lucky, you no longer have to deal with these annoying windows popping up everytime you want to connect to a remote system, and here is how you can get rid of them:

• Open your “Run” command window, and type in “redegit” and hit enter
• Expand the following Folders: “HKEY_CURRENT_USER”, “Software”, “Microsoft”, “Terminal Server Client”
• One there, right click on the empty space in the right hand window pane, and select “Create DWORD Value”
• Name this value “AuthenticationLevelOverride”
• This value should have a default number set to “0″, but if its not, make sure you change it.

Congratulations, that’s it.  Now you will never have to see those ugly yellow warnings ever again.