Windows 10: RDP session is stuck when making a Disconnect from MacOS Windows App

We discovered that since the Windows 11 24H2 update, we have encountered an issue on computers running an RDP server with this build. When someone tries to connect with a MacOS to these desktop PCs with the latest version of Windows App, the first try goes well, but if the session is Disconnected either by pressing the X button to close the RDP session window or even by making a proper Disconnect in the power button, then we cannot reconnect with the same user to the desktop PC again. The screen is only showing the blue background and nothing happens.Steps to reproduce:1, Log into a Windows

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RDP session is getting temporarily disconnected

I am regularly being disconnected from my remote desktop (rdp) session to a Windows 11 VM. I have used remote desktop for many years and work in IT. I have not had this type of experience before. When renaming files or starting a file transfer or performing similar operations, I keep getting temporarily disconnected. It seems like these operations are causing a spike in bandwidth utilization that interrupts the rdp session. Has anyone experienced this? Does anyone know what to do about it? It is making it very difficult to use this particular VM.

 

Printing Issues MacOS > RDP > Windows 10

I mean RDP as Remote Desktop app on the MacOS store. My issue is solely isolated in Microsoft’s official Remote Desktop app for MacOS.

As different printer makes no difference, different Remote Desktop version makes no difference. Just recently Microsoft released a beta to solve MacOS Sonoma issues with redirecting printers. I have access to the printers just wrong formats in the output, no matter my input.

If there is a specific forum for Microsoft app support in Mac systems I will post this there. As I’m convinced by the recent update/issue history concerning Microsoft Remote Desktop and Mac devices that the issue has to do with how MacOs and Remote Desktop operate.

 

Prevent Forced Log-Off on Windows 10 when I end RDP session

Hello.

I have an old Laptop which I use to download files from my super slow internet and act as a NAS on the local LAN with an external hard disk. It has been running Windows 7 for years. The main method I use to access it is via RDP (Locally or over the internet).
Whenever I would disconnect an RDP session, the user would remain logged on, with all the apps started in the RDP session continuing to run.

I upgraded to Windows 10 today. The RDP behaviour seems to have changed.

Whenever I disconnect the RDP session, the user would be logged off and all apps started by me killed. Whenever I login again (either locally or via RDP), a brand new session would start.

1. This happens immediately after I disconnect the RDP session

2. I have tried setting the idle timeout in Group Policy to never, doesn't help.

Is there any way to override this in Windows 10?

*Edit - I tried Windows 8.1 and the same behaviour exists there, too.