Windows 10: Keystroke delays when RDC connected to SPro3 with blank screen

When Remote Desktop connected from a Win7 client to a Surface Pro 3 with Win 10 Anniversary and the screen blanks there are noticeable keystroke delays. It acts like the machine is in sleep mode and wakes to process the key stroke and re-enters sleep. All sleep configuration options seem to have been removed with the anniversary update to Win 10. I should note that using Powercfg /a shows that all sleep modes are not supported with this firmware. One other observation in the same configuration with the screen blanked on the Surface Pro 3 there is about 15% CPU activity observed with the task Manager on the Win 7 client. Activating the Surface Pro 3 screen but touching the display or moving the mouse drops the CPU activity to about 1% almost immediately.

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Disconnecting a Windows 10 Remote Desktop Session???

How to properly disconnect a Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) in Windows 10? While working out of my home using my recently Windows 10 upgraded laptop, I use a RDC to access my office desktop PC, which is also running the upgraded version of Windows 10.
My problem is that when I close/end the RDC, by simply closing the connection, for some reason it does not disconnect from my office PC, so when I try to RDC again, I get an error message saying that the RDC is already in use or busy. I'm in the only one
who can access my office PC via RDC. When I was using Windows 8.1, I followed the same procedures to end the RDC and I was able to log back in without any issues. With Windows 10, the connection does not end. Is there a way to ensure that when I end the
RDC, that it actually disconnects from the remote PC? Thank you!

 

cannot launch CS:GO while using RDC

while using the computer without the RDC I can play CS:GO fine, but it has problems starting a d3d device when I am connecting via RDC.