Windows 10: Slow RDP connection to host machine after updates

I run multiple Hyper-V VMs from a single host. I updated all computers over the past few months with the September/October Windows 10 update and the various subsequent fixes.


The RDP connections with the various VMs are fine and unaffected. However, the connection to the host machine has degraded significantly. RDP will connect, but the delay is incredibly slow and, when there is a connection, it is sporadic at best. This was not the case prior to the updates.


I tried adjusting the autotuning, but that did not help.


I have also looked at the various forums, but I can't seem to locate any solution that worked.

Is there a way to uninstall and then reinstall a "role" for RDP?


Thank you in advance for any help anyone can provide.


***Original title: RDP slow - seems to be after one of the Windows 10 updates***

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Hyper-V host cannot RDP into local clients running in an internal network

I have installed Hyper-V on my Windows 10 machine and are running a few different test machines on it. My test machines have two Nics -- One is disabled and primarily used when I need them to connect with the internet for various downloads etc. The other
Nic is connected to an internal switch on the host with hardcoded IP's allowing the VMs to always communicate with each other.

My problem is when I attempt to RDP into the VMs from the host machine I am not able to reach them. IF I log into the machines first through the Hyper-V console and toggle a Nic (i.e. disable/enable one of the nics) I am able to RDP into the VM until it
is rebooted again (My host is a laptop so they are being shutdown nightly).

I did mess around with the network settings on a previous setup and had it working -- but I am unable to reproduce the same settings. Currently the host is all "auto" setup by the system with three switches:

• External linked to my Wireless Nic
• External Linked to my Physical Nic
• Internal switch used for the VM's communicate amongst each other

Any ideas on what network settings I am missing that will allow me to connect to the VM's instantly through an RDP connection? (I can console connect but prefer using RDCMan).

Thanks,

HP

 

RDP not working on MAC

In order to keep things simple I suggest you start by using a Windows PC to connect to your RDP host.

Remember also that the RDP host must run Windows Professional.

 

Remote Desktop Connection to Windows 7 machines suddenly stopped working

You need to do some testing, e.g. like so, assuming that the NetBIOS name of the RDP host is "Host":

• Run this command on Host:
  
  telnet Host 3389
• Run the same command on a different machine that is connected to your internal network.
• Run this command on an external machine:
  
  telnet aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd 3389
  
  (where aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd is your external IP address)

The results should give you a few clues about the source of your problem.