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How to copy files with window remote desktop? - Super User 9 I can do clipboard copy inside RDS client and then I can do paste on local computer This will initiate copy process via RDS Normal copy dialog with flying papers will appear Is it possible to initiate copy directly having source and destination paths?
How do I allow technicians without an admin role to shadow a windows . . . On the server with the RDS role, you can configure permissions on a per-connection basis following the steps here: Configure Permissions for Remote Desktop Services Connections To configure permissions for a connection On the RD Session Host server, open Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration To open Remote Desktop Session Host Configuration, click Start, point to Administrative Tools
How to see users idle time on RDP server - Super User This is still possible in Server 2012 R2 Server Manager --> Remote Desktop Services --> Collections (RDS hosts need to be in the pool) Review connections in the bottom right panel Time seems to be hours : minutes : seconds
Remote Desktop intermittently freezing - Super User For me, connecting with Remote Desktop over VPN, the fix seems to be to disable Persistent bitmap caching under Show Options >> Local Experience Windows 10 Home build 18363 connecting to Win10 Enterprise build 18363 over Checkpoint VPN I tried disabling UDP as per the top voted answer but that resulted in frequent outright disconnects instead of frozen-screen symptoms Update: This isn't a
List Remote RDS Sessions with PowerShell - Super User The reason that I need to list Remote RDS Sessions is because it's constantly occupied, thus I need a way to know when it is OK "connecting to the remote server" in the first place
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