kaizastrutzki

I found the culprit. Riva Statistics Tuner. Disabling that app restored functionality to RDM RDP connections.

I had installed that over the holidays because it felt like the Witcher 3's new ray tracing mode was underperforming on my PC. And I needed proof, dammit!

Sorry for wasting your time.

Can do. And did:

Double click triggered

Double click node:Production

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Double click node:PROD-WEU-AVD-01

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Double click node:PROD-WEU-AVD-01

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Double click node:PROD-WEU-AVD-31

So I tried twice on AVD-01 and once on AVD-31. Nothing happens.

Thanks for your reply.

And yes, I'm the only one. I have another PC here where it still works as intended, so I'm pretty sure something is up with my Windows 11 installation. (Although I don't experience any other issues, all my other programs and hardware work just fine.)

As I stated, I've already tried the portable installation. I used it to connect to my personal data source, and it exhibits the same issue. Nothing happens when I click on an RDP session. Using the parameter "open external" works as intended, it creates a regular MSTSC connection outside of RDM.

Does RDM need some sort of file-type association or obscure active-x control to work its magic?

After upgrading to 2022.3.29.0 64-bit, none of my RDP connections do anything anymore. I click on them and nothing happens. No error messages.

I've tried a clean install, removing RDM, deleting all the appdata folders (and the single software\devolutions registry key for good measure) and reinstalling, but the problem remains.

I'm using a company wide version with a SQL server, but the same thing happens on my local datasource.

I can use "open external", which connects to my sessions without issue. I've tried switching RDP versions, but nothing helps.

Edit: I've tried the portable version as described in another thread. Same thing. No reaction whatsoever when I click on an RDP session.