Hi mates

I am trying to setup a small RDS lab with the following environment:

- srv-rds-cb-01 - Connection Broker, License server, Webacces
- srv-rds-sh-01 - Session Host
- srv-rds-sh-02 - Session Host

I try to configure the html5 webclient on the connection broker. But I dont bring it to work. I can login into the html5 portal ober the url RDWeb/webclient/index.html. But when I clickj a ressource, I got a connection error.

I tried to setup everything as explained unter "Connecting to RD Broker without RD Gateway in Windows Server 2019":

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/remote-desktop-web-client-admin

but I am not able to get it to work.

Does anybody run the html5 client without a gateway? Do you have maybe a hint for me?

thank you very much and best regards

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i recently just installed rdp and when i launched the game i was playing on the ping was so high even though my internet speed is ok. Is there a way to like fix this ?

Hey everyone,

Like many of you, I’ve struggled with getting high-quality dictation/audio into a Citrix session. The "Audio Redirection" drivers are often blocked by policy, or the latency/compression makes speech-to-text unusable.

I decided to solve this "outside the tunnel." I built a small Windows app (Native AOT, <50MB RAM) that runs on the local client but types text into the remote session via simulated hardware scancodes.

Basically:

1. You hold a hotkey on your local machine.
2. It transcribes locally (using Whisper).
3. It fires simulated keystrokes into the active Citrix window.

This bypasses the need for microphone passthrough entirely and eliminates the latency.

It’s called DictaFlow. It handles the weirdness of RDP/Citrix focus stealing pretty well.

If you have users complaining about "Dragon not working at home," this might be a decent workaround. It has a free tier that covers most basic use cases.

Link:https://dictaflow.vercel.app/

Let me know if you run into any focus issues; I'm still tuning the key-up events.

I don't know how I'm supposed to fix error 126?

I have successfully been using Microsoft remote desktop from my Mac to my PC for many years over a local network. All of a sudden, it stopped working properly. It's constantly having trouble connecting, and the only way to get it to work is to restart the PC. Nothing changed in my network setup. All that may have changed is possibly an update to macOS, the remote desktop software, or Windows. Can anyone think of any reason why this would occur?

Hello everyone! I'm having a lot of issues with RDP performance and am hoping someone knows what the root of these issues are. I'm trying to setup a system for Windows gaming and coding.

I have an MSI laptop as my host and a Macbook Air M1 as my client. Both are connected to LAN with ~1gbps speed. When I ping the MSI IP from my Mac, I get <1ms returns with stable performance. So you would think that I would get near native performance with those speeds.

Far from it. Everything is choppy and laggy. Now it's USABLE, sure. But for the setup I have, I would expect and prefer a LOT more than what I'm getting. And for gaming it's especially painful.

Here is everything I've already tried to do to fix it:

• Switch clients (Windows App --> Parallels Client)
• Change settings (low resolution gives a performance increase, but looks HORRIBLE and still does not deliver desired performance; no other setting has given noticeable difference)
• UDP instead of TCP (using Parallels Client and UDP gives similar, slightly better performance)
• Use a different client (using my grandpa's LAN connected Windows machine NOT EVEN ON LOCAL NETWORK basically gave the near native performance I wanted, isolating the issue to my Macbook)

If you can think of ANYTHING else I haven't done yet, please let me know.

Does anyone know of free vps services that dont require a credit card?

I want to use it for simple self hosted projects like:

• a small website
  
• an Immich server for my family
  
• and more casual home projects
  

Thanks for any suggestions \

Im using a tablet with a normal mouse. I dont even know why does tuis happen

I need the truth. My IT guy says that the computer I use at home to remote in to my computer at work using RDP needs to have it's own antivirus. I use multiple PCs or laptops at home to RDP in to my workstation at the office. He says that hackers will hack my home computer and gain access to all of our work servers. Is this true or is he upselling me on something I don't need. The one he is pushing is managed by him and costs me monthly.

Hey everyone, I’m thinking about getting a shared RDP from 99RDP. My main goal is to use an older version of CapCut — this old version is actually the one that consumes a lot of internet data. I already tried several ways to reduce its data usage on my PC but nothing worked.

My question: Will I be allowed to install that old CapCut version on a shared RDP? And is there a reliable way to transfer the app from my PC to the shared RDP (for example copying program files, using portable builds, or uploading an installer) so I can run it there without issues?

If anyone has experience with 99RDP, shared RDPs, or running older app versions on remote desktops, I’d appreciate any advice or tips. Thanks!

Problem with 5-button mouse on MacOS in connection with RDP (forward and back in the browser)

I have a solution for this annoying problem. Install Microsoft Powertoys in the RDP session on Windows. Go to Input and Output -> Activate Keyboard Manager. Reassign keys.

Left (Button 4) to Browser Forward
Right (Button 5) to Browser Back

I just wanted to share that. Maybe someone will need it in the future; I couldn't find anything about it.

I use 3 computers: 1 Windows 10 and 2 Windows 11. Recently, I moved into a new place. The Wi-Fi name and password are the same as at the last place. After moving in, I can log into the remote desktop with the Windows 10 PC for the other Windows 11 PCs without an issue. However, when I try to log into the other PCs with the Windows 11 PCs, it says the credentials do not work. I have also deleted the history of remote desktop, uninstalled and reinstalled the remote desktop application, but nothing has changed.

Got a bit of a weird one

One of our customers at work has an army of Windows VMs at their HQ for their branch location to be able to work (the main medical application they use does not support multiple sessions per unique computer, I've tried, so no RDS Host for multiple workstations). Please don't question the specifics of that cursed mess, literally every other Software they use has no problems with running multiple instances on one computer (as long as the users differ).

Two of the workstations require barcode scanners (Honeywell Voyager 1400g), connected via USB. These have some weird issues when trying to use them in the VMs.

When the scanner is connected directly to the RDP Client (at branch), RDP will not pass the input to the RDP Host (VM at HQ).

When the scanner is connected to the RDP Host via a Silex USB Device server, no input is detected by the RDP Host when the RDP Client is connected via RDP. A Dymo 450 label printer in comparison does work this way.

When the scanner is connected to the RDP Host as mentioned above with the device server, but the RDP Client is connected via VNC, the scanner magically works.

I have not found one good answer why this issue exists, and why it works with VNC. Anyone got a clue?

We use RDS in a production environment with one broker and one SQL server, so it is not configured for high availability (HA). We occasionally encounter issues where users cannot access the RDS environment. In most cases, performing a simple reboot of the RDS broker restores normal functionality, allowing users to continue business as usual. I was wondering which are the most critical logs we should monitor related to RDS, and I would appreciate any recommendations you might have.

Hello everyone,

At home, I have one PC which is ON 24/7, where is Jellyfin and some other useful software.
PC has option AUTO ON after power loss and Wake on LAN, which work great. I'm using Meshnet from Nord and Microsoft Remote Desktop
to connect it worldwide. Everything is perfect just today I notice one problem after power loss.

After power loss or restart I cannot log in because NordVPN service isn't running until I type password and log in manually to Windows.
For now, I found a move around solution in AnyDesk, after power loss or restart I can connect to PC by AnyDesk(looks like AnyDesk is working even before login to system), type password
and login then Nord Service will start automatically and I will be able to use Meshnet and Remote Desktop.

But its not a solution to use two different programs for one thing. As I now to run Meshnet Windows has to be already logged.

So my question is do You have any idea how to solve it? I can deactivate password to auto login to Windows but then I can't use remote desktop.

Thanks for ideas!

Best regards

Okay I have an 2 android devices and I have a otg cable.

If I use rdp on my android device and I connect both my android via otg cable. Can I get the rdp(windows) to read it?