Windows 10: RDC logging into administrator account

If the local administrator is logged in with a password on the remote computer, how can it be connected to through RDC?

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Remote Desktop Connection

Logging in from my own computer at home to a work computer via RDC. Question is -- if I do not have the RDC screen open (it's minimized BUT I am still logged in), can the employer track what I am doing? This is NOT a work computer, it's my own personal computer
at home which I have a lot of personal information, etc., on. I was not sure if I should log out when I'm doing something personal (i.e. paying a bill/surfing the web) or if I could minimize it, work from my personal desktop and do what I need to do while
staying logged in to the RDC (again - the RDC would be minimized)?

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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!