Using the right-side panel, browse to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Connection Client.Select Edit group policy from the results This can be accomplished by opening the Start Menu and typing group policy.

For unmanaged devices (common for home users), open the Group Policy Editor.

For managed devices (common for enterprises and organizations), open the Group Policy Management Console and create or edit a policy that targets your clients.

Open the appropriate Group Policy editor.

Microsoft also suggest that there is a way to add a Group Policy to disable UDP and stop the issuing happening: If you are unsure how to do this, check out our tutorial for Identifying and Killing Any Process in Windows. According to the company, using the Task Manager to find the process mstsx.exe and end it will resolve the issue for now. That is why Microsoft is providing a workaround that includes using the Windows Task Manager. Interestingly, users will probably not have this issue when using a different connection process. In some cases, the error message “Your Remote Desktop Services session has ended” can appear.” This issue can be observed when the client is at the “Loading virtual machine” or “Configuring remote connection” steps, and might occur regardless of the OS version installed on the remote computer. “After installing Windows 11, version 22H2 (also called WindUpdate), the Windows Remote Desktop application might stop responding when connecting via a Remote Desktop gateway or Remote Desktop Connection Broker. Specifically, Microsoft points out that the Remote Desktop app can randomly stop working when running on Windows 11 22H2: In its latest report, Microsoft confirms a new issue affecting Windows 11 22H2 relating to the Remote Desktop. There have been printer issues, broken Windows Hello, and problems with the SSL/TLS handshake. Microsoft has been dealing with a bunch of issues following the release of WindUpdate (22H2).

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