Windows 7 hangs after successful Remote Desktop Session

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• Some icons on the start menu are missing after a remote desktop session in Windows 7

  I use Win7 Pro SP1 and whenever I come back to my office after finishing a session desktop connection to my computer remotely, I noticed several of the icons in the all programs from the Start Menu section changed to default page icons. If I try to open any programs that are pinned to the start itself, it will indicate that the program cannot be found. Notepad and Calculator in particular to keep more victims of this problem.

  I also noticed that the audio controller is disabled until I restart.

  I found a batch file that will rebuild the icon cache, but this very annoying to have to keep doing it because I have to remote into my computer almost every morning for the daily scrum meetings we hold in a conference room.

  Does anyone know a permanent fix?

  Hi Tim,.

  What is your length % PATH %. See if this applies in your case.

  Windows 7 - after the remote computer desktop target some shortcuts do not work, may be losing %windir%\System32 - Super user: http://superuser.com/questions/867950/after-remote-desktop-target-pc-some-shortcuts-don ' t work-possibly-loses-Amelia

• Windows Media Center does not work when on a remote desktop session

  I have just Setup Remote Desktop on my local server and connected my laptop... whew that was a task in itself!

  Server - Windows 7 Ultimate w/Media Center installed

  Laptop - Windows 8 Pro w/Media Center installed

  I am able to run the Windows Media PLAYER on the remote desktop, and it seems to work fine after that I added the libraries to it.

  BUT

  When I run Windows Media CENTER I get a message that "Windows Media Center has stopped working... Windows is checking for a solution to the problem. "The message goes away and that's it.

  Anyone got any ideas on how I can get the WMC to operate on remote desktop?

  Not very well why this would be considered as a matter of "ITPro.

  It's probably debatable that MS really intended for MC to be used via RDP, I'm not sure they believed that the feature has been used very well at all judging by what they were doing in Windows 8

  However, there are two possibilities on the cause of this. An update of the RDP client can be the culprit, but it is not always a good idea to block any update.

  You can also the following reg key

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\Rdp-Tcp

  added needs of the user group have included in its read access permissions. You can also use the run as Administrator option when you start Media Center.

• Shutdown options of Windows 8 Remote Desktop session are maddening

  Hi, for windows 8.1 pro via a remote desktop session

  Press 'windows key' + 'X '.

  In the context menu, click "Shut down or signout.

  In the submenu, click on "stop" or "restart" or "sleep"...

  Hi, for windows 8.1 pro via a remote desktop session

  Press 'windows key' + 'X '.

  In the context menu, click "Shut down or signout.

  In the submenu, click on "stop" or "restart" or "sleep"...

  I use Pro 8.1 and I'm sorry but stopping and restarting do NOT appear when connected via a RDP session and you click on the key Windows + X (or right click on Start).  The options you get are (ironically) "stop or d├⌐connexion" > "Disconnect" or "disconnect".

  

• Losing keyboard focus when the remote desktop session

  Hello

  I have several computers Win7 it remote to the server of a hosting company. Our users will register in the servers of the hosting via remote desktop. The question that arises is that the keyboard stops working after a locking of the user, the computer, then returns after a short period of time to continue working. The remote desktop session will remain functional when the computer is locked. After unlocking the computer, the keyboard does not work in the remote session. The mouse is not affected by this and minimizing the session, the keyboard works fine on the local session. Sometimes, you need to restore down and then restore back or minimize the RDP session several times to get the keyboard works within the remote session. A few times, close the RDP session will cause the keyboard work again. Someone at - he lived it and have a resolution of this problem? This issue seems to occur more frequently and we have already created on the remote server user profiles, but nothing helped. Thank you for your help.
  Jon
  Hi Jon,
   

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community Forums.

   
  The question you posted would be better suited for COMPUTING public Pro on TechNet. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums to get help:
  TechNet forums various Windows 7

• How can I put an end to a remote desktop session?

  Original title: "Incoming connections"

  My Vista 32 bit Pro is configured to accept incoming connections.  How to break the connection to the client computer?  For example, if I plugged in to my box from a remote site, returned to the Vista Pro machine and realized I forgot to unplug then on the remote site?

  Hello

  Look at this page under How can I disconnect from a remote desktop session?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/changing-remote-desktop-settings

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Remote Desktop sessions fail with the error of data encryption

  All my remote desktop sessions attempts fail with an error of bull data encryption *. It seems that half of the world has this error and no one can provide an answer. Before binding you to an answer without value, it is all my clients servers with Windows Server 2003-2011 everything, cannot RDP to any of them.

  Most suggested answers a problem of router or server specific problem or suggest disabling large unloading on the network card.  Well, this problem hooked 30 + servers I've tried lately.  I tried with unloading defined on deactivate and activate.  I tried ethernet and wifi.  I tried to do different internet connect, work, home to various customer sites.

  In other words, I can no longer use RDP to connect to servers on ANY connection.  It simply doesn't work anymore.

  I run Windows 7 32 bit and this couple suddenly some days ago.  Before you start, no virus, no updated drivers... blah blah blah.

  The first day, he started, he wouldn't let me RDP via VPN but if I went through the external IP (mapped ports).  Then, it only works if I was on ethernet, not the wireless.  Then he just decided it wouldn't work at all.  Today, that I even tried to get back into the work remotely via RWW and the RDP ActiveX... did not work.  Tried both servers a SBS 2003 to 2008.  Nope.

  XP has a ten years more of life.  Win7 has done roughly three years, now it starts to fall apart.

  If you can fix this before moving on to Windows 8, and without having to wipe my whole PC, it would be much appreciated.

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/winserverTS/threads

• Remote Desktop Session Authentication connects to Active Directory

  Hello

  I would like to know when a Remote Desktop session is happening between two workstations in an AD domain, is an event recorded in the ad servers and if so, what is the category and event code.

  Thank you very much

  Hello

  Please post your question in Server TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/home?category=WindowsServer

  See you soon.

• Why Windows 7 won't remember my Desktop Slideshow setting after using Remote Desktop for it?

  Probably need Windows 7 Professional or better to do, I don't remember what editions have Remote Desktop.
  I really love using the Windows 7 with desktop slideshow feature. I have a very large amount of funds in a folder of wallpapers which I configured my 'theme' customization which is supposed to spend on a daily basis.
  Usually, the scenery change as they are supposed to, but very quickly, I noticed that once school started, the same background blocked for awhile. After resetting the setting time and time again, I noticed that the background changes is no longer after that I used another machine remotely in this machine.
  While I understand why turn off desktop slideshow arrives for remote desktop, why didn't he re - turn on desktop slideshow after disconnecting the remote session?
  Steps to reproduce:
  Computer 1: Turn on Desktop Slideshow in customization (Customize, wallpaper, choose a background screen, use fill as a position of the image, change image daily 1, mixed). Save the changes. Save this theme with any name, for example 'the mine'.
  Computer 1: right-click on the desktop: notice that she has 'Next wallpaper' from the context menu.
  2 (Windows XP) computer: Remote Desktop connection to connect to computer 1.
  Computer 2: Close the Office connection remotely using the [X] button on the title bar of masking (disconnection without disconnection).
  Computer 1: Connect on your computer.
  Computer 1: right-click on the desktop: note that the "next wallpaper" is MISSING from the context menu.
  Computer 1: If you go to the customization, the current theme will be unsaved theme that uses the last wallpaper, but don't use a Desktop Slideshow.
  This should not happen. He should go immediately to my previous theme, or even if I do not save the theme, it must return to the original values that was there before the use of remote desktop.
  Does anyone else know this? Is there a solution? Or am I doomed to have constantly changing my theme daily until Microsoft fixes this (If they decide to)?
  I use Windows 7 Professional build 7600 x 64 (MSDNAA image).

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• Window sizes host display does not restore after a remote desktop connection

  After that my computer has been accessed via a remote desktop connection, the window size for my program do not restore their previous size.  I have monitors of landscape which are larger than most of the remote users.  When they log off my computer, my window sizes are stuck to the size of the monitor of the remote user.  Y at - it a setting or a way to get my windows to restore to their original size?

  No, there is no setting for this.  It's just the way it's always been since Remote Desktop was invented (formerly in the 1990s as Microsoft Terminal Services Client or MSTSC).

  At the heart of the problem is that the programs that run on the desktop have no way of knowing that the display size has changed, and even if they did, they also can't know what was their previous size.  It is not just stored.

• Windows Media Center crashes under Remote Desktop connection after the installation of KB2592687

  When you view another computer (Win7 Pro for Win7 Pro) via the remote desktop connection, this (KB2592687) update causes Windows Media Center not start or leave immediately, in both cases briefly showing a popup that reads:

  Windows Media Center has stopped working

  Both computers have installed KB259687.  WMC works by connecting directly to each machine.  If KB259687 is uninstalled on the machine connected remotely via the remote desktop connection, you can run once again, WMC in the distance window.  Note the video is not available, but you are able to verify existing records, change the calendar, see the rack TV, etc. (everything as before).  Records on demand on the PC are working correctly, I had a crash the system (blue screen) apparently because of this.

  Note that there is no problem watching a WMC when using desktop remote connection to a Pro Win8 machine when connected to a machine, Win7 Pro.  WMC is installed on the machine Win8 Pro and is adjustable from inside the Desktop Login window on the Win7 Pro machine remotely.

  I had the same problem, but uninstalling the update didn't fix it for me.   I have studied and found that permissions for key reg key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server\WinStations\Rdp-Tcp included not all permissions for the users group, just like the other subkeys.  Maybe the update of above RDP modified these permissions?  In any case, when I added for this key for users read permissions, shell new WMC would begin in an RDP session.  I also found this race the ehshell 'as administrator' would work under RDP, but this was not necessary in the past.

• Window SQLD is blurred after via remote desktop on Windows

  Hello

  Often, I take possession of my Windows PC via remote desktop. After come back to my place of work, the window SQLD is blurred. It is partly black, or contains parts of other windows.

  The only solution I found (most of the time) is by using the menu option window > switch window Lay or window > Configure window > maximize.

  It has a known bug or is there a better way to restore the window?

  Best regards

  Joop

  It is a Java Swing application and Windows Remote Desktop play not well together question

  your solution is probably the best avenue

• How can I return Windows on the desktop after the remote desktop connection is disconnected?

  Greetings,

  When I connect to Windows from another computer with desktop connection remote, Windows will display connection, and when I disconnect it remains this way to the login screen.

  How do I log back as it was before I am connected remotely? Or how he stop going to the total login screen?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query on the Microsoft Community.

  According to the description, I understand that when you connect to Windows from another computer with windows, remote desktop connection goes to the login screen and when you disconnect, he stayed at the login screen.

  I would like to inform you that it is by default technical, it will go to the login screen.

  If you have any additional questions regarding this issue, I suggest you to post your query on TechNet forum.

  The problem you are having is better suited in the TechNet forum, we have a dedicated team with advanced tools and permission to help with such issues.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/Windows/en-us/home?category=w7itpro

  Please let us know if face you any problems with Windows in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Taskbar "won't go away" during Remote Desktop sessions more

  Hello.  A few weeks ago, I noticed my taskbar is more 'disappear' when I connect a desktop session remotely.  It's my phone, I always used to log in my work computer at home.  When I do that and going full-screen remote desktop, my taskbar to the laptop would be hiding and this would be my taskbar to work down as if I was sitting at my desk, normal work normally as I always knew, even when I used to use XP.

  A few weeks ago, I ran updates system and when I did, this behavior started (or stopped, depending on how you look at it).  I don't want to go through the pain of having to turn autohide on and off whenever I use my laptop to connect my system of work.

  Is there some sort of option maybe turned it while updating that I'm missing that would cause this happening now, and more importantly, that I come back to it back.

  Thanks in advance.

  I just fixed it.

  I don't know if there was an update that conflict, but I had to go to the properties of the remote desktop, make sure that it is set to "open like a normal window", click the Advanced tab and then select it to always run as an administrator.  That fixed it.

• X 1 carbon 2014 windows 7 hangs after the main power connection

  Nice day

  After the Polish Lenovo call center refuses to help me ask you to help. For about a week now, my X 1 carbon 2014 hangs after connection to the power supply. It's so irritating. I think, I only installed the updates regular windows 7 and the update of the BIOS via the lenovo update tool.

  The Polish Lenovo Support Center came with the excellent range of system solution. I really hope that you would be able to help more effectively at the same time.

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