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I have an application that performs click on screen that's running on Windows 2019 Server instance

but the thing is that when I close RDP, then application stops working (clicking)

I suspect that this is caused by User logging out when I close RDP (using "X" button).

Is there any way to "don't lose screen" when I close RDP?

Axelly
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by using the "X" button on your RDP session you do not get logged off. You will be disconnected and your user session is still there. Anyway there is a Windows-GPO that can be used to set a time limit on disconnected sessions.

Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Remote Desktop Services/Remote Desktop Session Host/Session Time Limits

There should be a setting Set time limit for disconnected sessions. Check if it is Not Configured or Enabled with Never.

If this does not solve your Problem it is probably a problem with the application that needs a connected User Session.

Greetings.

AzureBaum
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