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  1. we use thinwin ThinWin | Convert any PC to a ThinClient
  2. i tried and it just don't work, the gpo don't apply, i created a new one, same results simple GPO: - i define the remote desktop profile path - i enable using of mandatory profiles on the host server - i enable the loopback processing and merge it i apply the gpo to the OU of my 2 RDS servers and i tell the GPO to apply at one User Group only, and yes my users are in the group anything i done wrong ? miss something ? thanks
  3. i tried loop back procesing but maybe got it wrong i'll make an another try do you merge or replace ?
  4. Hi, i try to apply a solution like this one (Manage User Profiles for Remote Desktop Services) in our park but it don't works. Anyone who figure it out in MS2012 ? Built to work in 2008 but i can't figure why it shouldn't work in 2012. If i map the mandatory profile directly to the user settings in Active Directory, it works fine. We want to map 3 different remote desktop mandatory profiles to select groups of users in our AD domain, If we can't do this via GPO like in 2008, what is other solutions to do this ? thanks
  5. how about a script that restart mstsc after 15 minutes idle ? is that possible ? or reexecute my connection script every 15 minutes when no connection
  6. that did not solved the problem either
  7. right now i have gpo registry autologin with a domain common user (client.rdp) which autologons at boot and replaced explorer.exe with the script to open mstmc.exe in a loop. it works perfectly at boot and if i reconnect soon after terminal logoff but as i said, after a while, 10 to 15 minutes it does the error. is it possible to change that time allowed value on the server or disable it ? or is it better for me to change for the users to logon on the client with their credentials and autologin in rdp with the same credentials and do what you said, execute the script to close the client session after terminal logoff ?
  8. Hi, i have an error when i try to reconnect a session after about 10 to 15 minutes being idle: i click ok and then it works but i must get rid of this error, so how to solve it ? Got that error ScarfedOne ? thanks
  9. yeah it does requires NLA...
  10. Hi TheScarfedOne, i am following your blogs about windows thin pc clients and am working on that and it works, only problems are that many of my machines don't have 1go of RAM, limited to 512mb as for now, it works but i have a lot of low memory errors as windows 7 requires 1gb to work properly, i had hopes thin pc would do best about that as it's slimmer but i'll manage to get my machines to 1gb. I join my thin pc clients on my domain to deploy my printers via GPO and they follow on the RDP session. I also autologin with a GPO with a common domain user and replace explorer.exe with RDP via GPO as well. So it opens the RDP and the user must log with it's domain credentials, but there is the Save Credentials checkbox right there which i'd like to get rid of or disable and could not found a way to do it. Have you magened to get rid of it or it's not possible ? I wonder if the local client domain single login thing would solve that but i don't want it to be much longer than it takes right now to log in. Thanks for your work on this, helps a lot.
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