Windows 10: Can't get my screen back after Remote Desktop session?

Hi everyone

this is kind of a specific use case, but I'm trying to switch back and forth on my PC between remote desktop mode from my other PC and back to my regular monitor. The problem I'm having is that when I switch to Remote Desktop and end the session, then when I turn on my actual monitor I get nothing but a black screen. If I reboot my PC I do get my screen back, but that's obviously not ideal.

I'm on the latest Windows 10 with a Geforce 3090 BTW. Also tried both HDMI and DP on the 3090 and it's the same issue. Is there a setting in Windows to allow my monitor to show up again after a Remote Desktop session?

Thanks!

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