IDLE TIMER EXPIRED REMOTE DESKTOP PRO
Sometimes when the user connects his Surface Pro 7 to his Surface Dock 2, this happens:
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I thought that not configured and disabled both meant unlimited time. I have also checked the local win 10 client and they are both set to not configured also. I have looked under computer and user settings in gpedit and they both say the same thing. I have checked on the terminal server and the session host:Session time limits are set as Session has been idle over its time limit. If the user logins in and then doesn't do anything with the app, after a period of time the session will report I have just moved our servers to a VM running server 2019 in a new data centre and have configured our apps to run as a published application in RDS session. I have an issue with Remote desktop timeouts and I can't work work out where I can switch it off.
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