Certain applications necessitate an ongoing active remote desktop session to ensure their continuous operation. To establish a keep-alive mechanism that maintains a persistent desktop session in the Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) environment, it is necessary to modify the settings within the Group Policy Editor located on the remote computer.
To enable a keep-alive mechanism for maintaining a desktop session in Remote Desktop Connection (RDC), you can adjust the settings within the Group Policy Editor on the remote computer. Here’s how:
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Open Group Policy Editor:
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Navigate to Remote Desktop Session Host Policies:
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Enable Keep-Alive Connections:
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Configure Keep-Alive Interval:
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Apply Changes:
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Restart Remote Desktop Services (optional):
Please note that modifying group policy settings requires administrative privileges, and these steps are specific to the Windows operating system. Additionally, the availability of group policy settings can vary based on your Windows edition and version.
Always exercise caution when making changes to group policies, as incorrect configurations can affect the system’s behavior. If you’re unsure or uncomfortable with these changes, consider seeking assistance from your IT department or a knowledgeable colleague.
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