Script crashes if RDM UI is running

Hi!

I found this solution/workaround:

function killRDMUI{
	$p = Get-Process RemoteDesktopManager -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
	if ($p) {
		write-Host Closing RDM...
	  # try gracefully first
	  $tmp = $p.CloseMainWindow()
	  $i = 0;
	  while(($i -lt 10) -and (-not $p.HasExited)){
		Sleep 1
		$i = $i +1
	  }
	  if (!$p.HasExited) {
		  write-Host Had to kill RDM!
		$p | Stop-Process -Force
	  }
	}

}

Based on this: powershell - How to Correctly Check if a Process is running and Stop it - Stack Overflow

Not an ideal solution, but prevent the script to crash.

CU,
Timo

In your original script, you are saving your entry twice.
You don't need to call Set-RDMSession if you use New-RDMSession with -SetSession.
You could also try removing the -Refresh switch. Depending on the rest of your script, you might not need it and will only slow the script execution (or crash PS for some reasons in your case).

Still, I'll take a look at what could cause that crash when calling Set-RDMSession.

Let me know if this helps.
Regards