Windows 10: RDP listener disappears randomly on ~800 enterprise machines

I'm out of options on this one. The vast majority of the computers in our environment randomly stop listening for RDP traffic, but we can't figure out what is causing it to happen and there seems to be no pattern to it. Before I ramble off the troubleshooting steps, these are two of the documents of many that seemed to help gather the most info - Advance Troubleshooting for Remote Desktop Protocol RDP in Windows - Microsoft CommunityGeneral Remote Desktop connection troubleshooting - Windows Server Microsoft LearnIf it's in either of those, I have gone through it at least once. Here's my

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Listening audiobooks on Lumia 800 with WinPhone 7

I use to hear audiobooks on my Lumia 800 with WinPhone 7 so I’d like to find an app that:

• Allows to continue listening from the point it was previously stopped.
• Allows to reposition the listening back and forth in the piece.
• Shows the listening
  point in a size that does not require a
  magnifying glass to be seen.

Kindly suggest me some??

Many thanks.

 

RDP port 3389 stopped listening.


RDP port 3389 just stopped listening after some of the updates, netstat -an command doesn't list it.
Remote Desktop Service is displayed as Running, but Event Viewer has following error:

Remote Desktop Service start failed. The relevant status code was 0x80070721.

 

Slow RDP connection to host machine after updates

Hello,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that the RDP connection to the host machine is slow after the updates.



As the issue is related to RDP connection on Virtual Machines, I suggest you to post your query on

TechNet forums, where we have experts who have more knowledge on Virtual Machines and RDP connections.



Hope it helps.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator