Windows 10: Remote Desktop on Win 11 22H2, Host does not terminate properly when Client session ends.

Remote Desktop fails to work correctly Here is the use case:Host is Win 11 22H2Client is up-to date Win 10Devices are connected over a local networkWhen Client session is finished, the Client terminates. Local Operation of the Host device cannot be re-established. Host is unresponsive to local keyboard. Local operation of the host can only be recovered by a HARD RESET. Curiously, if I do not do the HARD RESET, the Host will still let my Client start another RDT session, as the first session is still apparently still running.I've used RDT frequently for many years, it has always been a re

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Use host GPU in Remote Desktop Session

Hello all,

I'm trying to get my host computer, Windows 10, to use the GPU graphics card (3060Ti) during a remote desktop session from my Windows 11 laptop.

I did some searching around and every post/article I found pointed me towards a local group policy change.

The instructions for all that I found all looked something like this.

- Enter gpedit.msc then Press Enter key

- Navigate to
Local Computer Policy\Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Remote Session Environment

- Enable “Use the hardware default graphics adapter for all Remote Desktop Services sessions“

- Reconnect the RDP or restart the device, now the GPU should be activated for RDP sessions and DirectX/OpenGL should be supported

I did the above changes on my host computer (windows 10) and all I got was big nope from my direct X test and also the 3060Ti did not show in me Device Manager

On the off chance that I was supposed to make the change to the client machine...I tired that too and nothing.

Does the host machine have to be running Windows Server for this to work?

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks!

 

Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Session host in a Azure VM for running Tally ERP for multiple users

Hello,

In these lockdown period of Covid-19, many clients are migrating to cloud service providers for running Tally Erp9 a client based desktop application. It has has been proved to be cost effective, secure and access from anywhere solution.

Please help to provide me a simple way to host Tally Erp 9, in a Azure windows VM and access it through popular Terminal Services -formerly/RDS cal from a remote device.

As we know the Azure windows VM's gives an option to run 2 concurrent remote desktop session.How to get additional users to able to work on the application using RDS.

Please help me with the steps and expected azure pricing calculations considering 5 - 10 users at the minimum.

Regards,

RS

 

win 11 22h2 update printer issue

This worked perfectly. Thank you very much.

Win 11 22H2 Pro was host, Win 10 clients was having error connecting with 0x00000709. Doing the additional steps you mentioned resolved the entire problem even though RPC was enabled at first.