Windows 10: Windows 10 RDP session MS Access

I have a MS Access 2019 program that checks every 5 minutes on a database, if it has to do something. I am running this on a Windows 10 workstation (1903) remotely using remote desktop.

The problem is the following:

This works absolutely perfect as long as I am connected to the workstation, i.e. it fulfills its task, when there is something to do, goes back to waiting, fulfills its task, etc.

When I am disconnected, it works too, until the MS Access program finds something to do. Then it idles, until I reconnect. As soon as I connect, it starts working on its task.

I had had the same program for months on another Windows 10 workstation (1803) on the console without problems, i.e. it worked, even when I locked the screen.

Does anyone have an idea why?

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RDP session

I have a video wall with 10 screens and I am using windows 10 enterprise, I can't span an RDP session to another screen it seems to be locked to the main screen

 

Server 2016 Essentials RDP session - no keyboard or mouse

After installing the latest build 14393.rs1_release_inmarket.161014-1755 I'm having this problem.

When reconnecting to a previously disconnected but running desktop session, after authentication I receive a black screen and shortly thereafter the session quits with the following error:

"Failed to reconnect to your remote session.

Please try to connect again."

This behavior is the same with MS RDP client in both Windows 10 and Android MS RDP client version 4.2.

If I connect from Linux the behavior is slightly different. Here I am able to connect to the session and see the desktop but I'm not able to get a response from keyboard or mouse. It's as if the session is not listening for input. The session remains
alive (animations continue to update e.g. clock) until I disconnect.

So far the only way I'm able to restore normal RDP session behavior is to reboot the server.

 

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.