Windows 10: Remote Session - Do not lock screen?

Hello!

Here's the problem we have:

We have a monitor hanging in the entrance area with information in a PowerPoint. The corresponding PC is well locked away.

To update this information, Person X switches to the PC with the local user via Remote Session (Windows Remote Desktop Connection), updates the data and goes down again.

So far so good. The problem now is that the old PC that used to stand there was working (set up by a retired IT specialist) and the department that is now in charge has cheerfully switched the PC over to Windows 10 without considering this issue, they say it no longer works.

Now we don't know - how to get it running again, since it is actually usual that at the end of the session the user is also locked and one would have to log in locally on the PC.

VNC or other software is unfortunately not possible, must therefore work with board means...

Does anyone know how to go about it?

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Hi All,

I've just recently started using Windows 10 Pro Remote Desktop

When I remote to another device, say a PC. This causes the PC to automatically go to the lock screen. This seems to be default. I can still remotely access the PC, everything is fine except the person at the PC can only see a locked screen.

Is there any way of keeping the desktop on the PC active and view-able while the remote session is underway instead of it going to lock screen?

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I have edited the remote desktop connection settings and cannot seem to make anything larger.

I am using a new Dell Inspiron Laptop which has a very high screen resolution 3840 x 2160

Any suggestions appreciated

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