jrondeau

David,

Per your (offline) email, I downloaded and installed version 12 of RDM. As discussed previously, I can drag/reposition tabs but not connection entries in the navigation pane. I think I'll just have to live with it "as is" until the updates in the Insider build are made public.

As info - Hyper-V console connections break if we dial down the RDP protocol version. That functionality is more important to us than repositioning navigation entries in the pane on the left.

The last communication on this was nearly a month ago. Has there been any progress? The absence of information here is extremely disheartening.

David,

The display scaling settings on my laptop have not been modified (currently set to 100%). My screen resolution is 1600 x 900.

David,

You are correct. I can rearrange tabs at the top of the screen but I cannot move connections to different folders in the navigation pane on the left.

Drag-and-drop is allowed here:

Hey folks - good news and bad news.

The good news:

I changed the RDP type settings back to "Default" and can confirm that tabs are able to be rearranged as expected.

The bad news:

I cannot move connections to different folders in the navigation pane (as Claudio noted a while back - see page 1 of this thread). That problem is still present.

I'm curious - did you guys change the RDP type settings back to default before confirming the new (beta) version fixed the issue?

Have there been any other developments on this? You said last week that you would be releasing a beta this week. We haven't heard anything about its release, so I'm assuming something came up and it's not ready.

Has there been any progress on this? It's been about two weeks with no updates on the issue.

David,

Those patched files didn't resolve the issue. With RDP 6.1 configured and 5 RDP sessions open, I cannot reposition the session tabs.

Interestingly enough, I was able to move tabs briefly today after I first opened RDM. I had *only* 4 sessions open. Once I opened sessions 5 and 6, the tabs "locked" again. I closed two of the session tabs but did not regain the ability to move tabs until I closed and reopened RDM.

I think you need to test with more than 2 sessions open.

I switched to the Classic UI but that does not make an appreciable difference. I still cannot reposition tabs and I am still unable to move connection entries to different folders (by clicking and dragging).

David,

Please clarify who you are addressing with your last post. Please also clarify what you mean by "open the profiler". Frankly, more involved troubleshooting like this probably shouldn't be handled via the forum (unless you provide very specific step-by-step instructions with screenshots).

I applied the latest Windows updates and the issue is still present. Was there a specific update that fixed the issue on your end? Did it fix the issue for the 32-bit or the 64-bit version of RDM?

I don't run Windows in a VM. Since we use Remote Desktop Manager as a management tool for our Hyper-V hosts, that wouldn't make much sense. :)

FYI, we use SQL server to host our RDM database.

David,

Sorry but I failed to mention that earlier - I have already tried using using "Run as Administrator" with both the 32 and 64 bit versions of RDM. Neither made an appreciable difference.

Jake

I'm having the same issue here. I did a *clean install* of Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (build 1607) and after installing Remote Desktop Manager (RDM Enterprise) 11.6.2.0 I cannot rearrange the tabs. I've switched back and forth between the 32 and 64 bit executables with no success. As with Windows 10, this was a "clean" install and not an upgrade of an existing RDM version.

Can you guys (at Devolutions) open a support request with Microsoft to get this figured out? It seems obvious that something in the Anniversary update broke this functionality. If your team is at a loss to figure out exactly what it is, it would make sense to involve Microsoft to get it figured out.

EDIT: As Claudio pointed out, we also cannot move the connection entries in the navigation pane on the left of the main RDM window.