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Ah I see, it looks like this info is stored in the DB? Seems like this is for the RDM session, not RDP. I have no RDP sessions on a server yet it still shows the icon and when i mouse over, it shows me a session from my laptop from days ago (stale). FYI.

Thanks for the clarification.

Interesting, that was our guess too, but this doesn't seem to be the case. I have everyone logged off the server and its still showing. In other words, its inconsistent. How does this detect other sessions? We are talking about RDP sessions i'm assuming?

We just noticed that in the navigation panel, some elements' icon has a little "Play" icon (a right facing triangle) on the bottom right of the icon. What is this? What does this indicate? Please see attached screenshot.

Yes! Thank you!

Windows Server 2012 R2.

Bah, i was looking in the wrong startup folder (user's folder not computer), i found it:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp

In the folder, i removed the shortcut "Remote Desktop Manager"

Yes, I use RDP to remote into the Devolutions Server, the RDM launches automatically once I'm logged in. Like i mentioned, the cancel option cycles 3 times.

RDM = v12.0.8.0

DVLS = 4.0.7.0

Hi, every time i log on to the devolutions server, the RDM application starts automatically. I have to click cancel 3 times (why does this prompt and error 3 times?!) before i can close this. How do i disable this from automatically starting?

My issue seems intermittent? I'm still not sure. I believe that when i launched the 64 bit version, then switched back to 32 bit, it started working again. I'm hoping i observed this correctly.

Side question: The default installation on a 64 bit machine creates a shortcut to the 32 bit version; is there a preference as to which version we should be using?

Problem just came back again :(

If it helps, I closed my 32 bit application then launched the 64 bit. RDM then said that the keepass plugin was not installed, i went to install, it said its already there, cancelled the install and tried the 64 bit version, which still didn't work. I launched the standard shortcut for the 32 bit version, and noticed at some point that it now works. I can try rebooting later to see if it makes any difference.

I should have added in my OP that i'm experiencing a weird issue with Outlook 2016 as well after this Windows 10 build upgrade. Dragging emails has to be done very slowly otherwise it stops dragging mid way if it is even slightly too fast; hence, i'm convinced that the update broke a few things in the OS.

Why this suddenly started working is a mystery to me.

Strangely enough... this is now working (32 bit version) Siiiggghhh....

64 bit version behaves the same.

I just installed the enterprise version of RDM, same issue.

OS Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise

OS Version: 10.0.14393 N/A Build 14393

I'll have to test this on another system, but from what I can tell, the latest Windows 10 build is what started this problem.

Currently its the Free version 2.5.2.0

I have a feeling this is an issue with Windows since I can't seem to drag email in outlook now either. Definitely not the mouse as other dragging works.

Running Windows 10 x64, i just applied the last windows update (a big one) and now I can't seem to rearrange the order of tabs in RDM. They only appear in the order in which they were opened.

Thanks,

Paul