This error may be triggered by insufficient memory on RDP server. After few tries with this error, RDP managed to get a connection to the server and I was able to stop a bogus service consuming too much memory. This can be done also with sysinternals or sc.
No……………..still no. I was kind of wrong first time, if you have no control over the server then you are still out of luck but if you can get admin access then you can install the ‘remote desktop web connection’ subcomponent of IIS’s WWW service via control panel and then browse to http://whatever/tsweb Try it … Read more
iTALC does just what you are looking for. As a bonus, it has presentation mode, and remote control ability. It is a front-end to (secure!) VNC servers running on each workstation. There are windows and linux builds available. Good luck!
I’m not aware that you can import separate .rdp files however as .rdp files are readable as text files. A simple powershell script should do the job: $Path = “C:\Import into RDCMan” $Text = “full address:s:” $PathArray = @() $File = “” $String = “” $FinalString = “” Get-ChildItem $Path -Filter “*.rdp” | Where-Object { … Read more
I had the exact same issue and can confirm it is fixed in the new version of Samsung Universal Print Driver 2 (2.50.5) . I was also running 2.50.2 and the key in question was using 275MB. Simply uninstalling the old version and installing the new version on the server (I did not update any … Read more
I was able to accomplish this with TaskScheduler and Windows Event Viewer logging. You will need 2 batch scripts. One to disable the checkbox to require password on screensaver unlock and another to re-enable it when your RDP session is over. Disable script: reg add “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop” /f /v ScreenSaverIsSecure /t REG_SZ /d 0 Enable … Read more
Verify that it actually rebooted – if you can do a “net use” against the remote server, then connect to Event Viewer to see if it actually did reboot. I’ve seen plenty of Win2k3 servers that, when rebooted from an RDP session, don’t actually reboot but stop responding to RDP. If that’s the case, you … Read more
On Windows 10: In Credential Manager, within the Windows Credentials section, try deleting the credentials from the Windows Credentials sub-section and instead re-creating them in the Generic Credentials section.
When you run mstsc.exe (the client), go into options and go to the Local Resources tab. Ensure “Clipboard” is selected in the “Local devices and resources” group. If you have a pre-defined .rpd file, right click to edit and get the options, then ensure you save the file to persist any updates. Also check that … Read more
There is no more /console RDP switch since Windows Vista. Yes, the Remote Desktop Services mmc snapins that you were used to in 2008 have been removed. A Windows license grants you two “administrative” simultaneous remote desktop sessions before you need to install the Remote Desktop Services role with CALs. There is no “2 administrative … Read more