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How to make sure that when you connect remotely, you do not log out of your account?
Hello! I use remote connection for work. The remote machine used to have Windows 10. I connected, worked, disconnected. Then, during the next session, I found the system in its previous state: the applications did not close, continued to work, and everything remained in the state in which I left it. Now, for better performance, Windows 8.1 has been installed. And everything would be fine, the performance has really increased slightly, but only when I connect, I always see everything as if from scratch. Applications are closed, you have to open everything again, this causes inconvenience.
Can I somehow configure it so that when I log out of the account, nothing closes and continues to work?
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There is no difference if you have a dozen or an eight, it works the same everywhere.
When a session is disconnected, applications do not close and continue to work.
If not, then you are logged out.
Conclusion - do not log out, just close the connection session.
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