How to Overcome An Internal Error Has Occurred when logging into Remote Desktop

For those of you who are used to working with servers or those of you who have a server with a special OS, of course you will face problems not being able to connect to the server when you want to connect Remote Desktop or RDP. If your Remote Desktop server has an error with an error message notification "An Internal Error Has Occurred“

You don't need to be confused because the error occurs only when logging into the server, not your server is the problem.
steps to overcome this kind of thing is very easy, here's how:

Open your Remote Desktop as usual
Please enter your VPS IP Address
then click Show Options
and click Save US
Please give the file name & save it on your desktop to make it easier
please check the file where you saved earlier
Hover over the file that you saved earlier and right click
Open with > Choose another app
Then you will be directed to the option that the file will be opened via the selected application,
and select App Notepad > OK
note: Always use….. << don't check it

The Remote Desktop file that you saved as now you open via the App Notepad and it looks like there are some codes.
Your job is just to add a little code at the very bottom itself.
Please enter the code below into your Notepad file;

Code : enablecredsspsupport:i:0
If the code has been entered, please exit or click the icon (X) in the corner of the Notepad App and click Save to save changes.

After the step by step above has been run, usually the error problem has been resolved.
Next you stay Click 2 times in the file that you edited earlier,
after that enter your VPS password
after you can login, click start then type gpedit.msc then enter
then go to Computer Configuration => Administrative Templates => Windows Components => Remote Desktop Session Host => Security
double click Require use of specific security layer
select Enabled, security layer select RDP . then OK