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Hello Mark,

Thanks for your efforts. I understand the difficulty.

Best Regards,

Ken

Hi Zacharia,

When I disable that feature, I can't use keyboard shortcuts on the remote system.

thanks,

Ken

Hi Mark,

I am using 3.6.5.0. I work in embedded mode.

To restate: Once I start working in the remote session, the keyboard input is set for the remote system. All shortcut keys only work on the remote computer, and I know of no keyboard shortcut to change the input to work on the local computer. I know others have complained about this limitation when using Microsoft Remote Desktop.

Thanks,

Ken

Hi,

No, switching that doesn't allow me to use local keyboard input when I am working in a RDS session.

Best,

Ken

Good Day Devolutions,

It would be great if you could figure out a way to switch the focus from a RDP session's focus back to Remote Desktop Manager when the session is set to apply windows key combination on the remote computer.

Use case: I work as much as I can using Windows shortcuts, moving from different apps running on my system. In remote desktop remote sessions in Remote Desktop Manager I do the same. Once I open a remote desktop and start working in it, there is no way to get out of the session back to the local desktop, thus I have to reach for my mouse and click on where I want to go.

Thanks,

Ken

No that was wrong - stupid me. Let me try adding RemoteDesktopManager.exe to the process exception list. I will let you know.

We are using Trend Micro Business Security too. I just added pccntmon.exe to the process exception list. I will let you know what happens.

As it turned out, it is my antivirus. When it starts getting slow, I exit my anti-virus, and shortly thereafter the speed it back.

ken

Something I just did fixed it. The fix wasn't immediate, so I am not sure. I think it was

netsh interface tcp set global autotuning=disabled

I disabled my anti-virtual, but I am still good and I turned it back on. I hadn't looked the GPO change yet. The firewall was already off, and log on as administrator didn't do anything.

I will work with it, and if I start having the issue again, I will repost.

Thanks David

It's doing the same thing - delay in typing and everything

Never mind, I figured it out, testing now

Hello David,

I am not sure RDCMan works with W8.1. I installed it, but options are grayed out - like Add Server. Maybe I don't know how to use it, but it seems there is no way to connect to a VM.

It looks like it isn't compatible with w8.1 - http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/b246fd8e-7339-4c87-8b7b-3362c7324c75/remote-desktop-connection-manager-22-problems-in-win-81?forum=w81previtpro

Thanks,

Ken

Ok, changed my shortcut to run the 64 bit version. About shows it as the 64-bit version now. It didn't make a difference, still a big delay clicking and typing and everything.

Thanks,

Ken

Sorry, I must be blind. I don't see anything saying 32 bit or 64 bit in the Remote Desktop Manager about box.

Its Version 9.1.0.0

My Windows is 64 bit

Ken

Hi David,

I don't know - I do I fine out?

Thanks,

Ken

Me too, I am having this exact same issue. I have been using Remote Desktop Manager for a long time and it worked fine. I recently upgraded to w8.1 - I think that's doing it. Now it gets so slow in embedded view...

Waiting for a fix,

Ken