Windows 10: Cannot move Remote Desktop Windows to other monitors on Multi-Monitor setup

HiOn my Windows 10 current version PC I do have a 3 monitor setup. I can easily move any window between these 3 monitors. Nothing special.But as soon as I connect to a Windows Server 2012 R2 Remote Desktop Session I cannot move the RDS window. It is stuck on the "primary display" say the middle monitor.If I define the left monitor as my primary - it gets stuck on the left monitor.Whenever I try to move the RDS window to another monitor it does not overlap to the other display, it just vanishes at the seams.But:If I disconnect the 3rd monitor so I only have a 2 monitor setup - I can easily mo

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