Windows 10: why when login remote desktop it shows "the session will disconnect in 60 minutes"

we already activate the window remote desktop and it shows 500 user can use, and once we login the remote desktop it shows "the session will disconnect in 60 minutes".

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Windows 10 Remote Desktop Session - Sound stops when disconnect

This was originally asked as a question back in 2016

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To summarise: Connecting or disconnecting a Remote Desktop session to a Windows 10 machine disrupts the Audio Drivers in a way that halts audio playback, and requires the playing application to be restarted. It seems tied to updates to Remote
Desktop in Windows 10 Anniversary Edition.

That thread had plenty of people experiencing the same problem, plenty of attempts to fix the problem, but no conclusion or feedback from Microsoft.

I have tried:

• Disabling audio redirection in the Registry (HLKM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\RDP-Tcp\fDisableAudioCapture)
• Disabling the Remote Desktop Port Redirection Service
• Disabling (on my client) Remote Audio Playback (Playback on Remote PC)

None of these help. As soon as you connect or disconnect, RDP is messing with the Wave drivers, and the applications can't handle it.

Does anyone share this problem or have any other suggestions to try?

 

Disable login screen after remote desktop session


Hello!

I want to know if it possible to disable the annoying login screen in the computer after remote desktop session.

I have netplwiz with automatically logins after boot and I know the trick tscon.exe 0 /dest:console and it works, but I use remote desktop to connect to my pc from a windows tablet, and it's a pain type the command in the cmd every time I need to disconnect.

Is there any other tweak for this like registry fix or something?

Thank you so much!

 

Disable login screen after remote desktop session

Simple create a batch file and save it on remote host: put this command in the batch file if the remote host is Windows 10, change the session ID 1 to 0 if it's a legacy Windows:
Code:

Code:

tscon.exe 1 /dest:console

Because the tscon.exe needs to be run elevated (as administrator), create an elevated shortcut for your batch file and place the shortcut on desktop of the host. Now when you want to disconnect the session and unlock the remote host restoring the local user's desktop, simply double click / tap the shortcut.

Check this tutorial at our sister site the Seven Forums for creating an elevated shortcut: Elevated Program Shortcut - Create for Standard User - Windows 7 Help Forums