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HELP- - > Screen capture in a disconnected remote desktop?
I wrote a .net (2) app that captures screens ans and saves the images locally.
running the the session interactively (I.E. with open terminal session) I get good screen captures.
But, When I disconnect from the server without ending the session I keep getting emails but the images are black / blank or partial black and white captures.
I attempted this on virtual (VMware) Win' server 2008 (64bit) & Windows7 (32bit) where it doesn't work - I.E. I get black captures.
I also attempted this on Win 2003 and it works perfectly fine - I.E., even when my terminal session is disconnected I still get good captures.
Is there a way to config Windows 2008 or Windows7 it will not turn off display when I disconnect the RDP session?
running the the session interactively (I.E. with open terminal session) I get good screen captures.
But, When I disconnect from the server without ending the session I keep getting emails but the images are black / blank or partial black and white captures.
I attempted this on virtual (VMware) Win' server 2008 (64bit) & Windows7 (32bit) where it doesn't work - I.E. I get black captures.
I also attempted this on Win 2003 and it works perfectly fine - I.E., even when my terminal session is disconnected I still get good captures.
Is there a way to config Windows 2008 or Windows7 it will not turn off display when I disconnect the RDP session?
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I have tried the goggle thing- but hadn't found anyone that succeeded to resolve the issue and thats actually why I had asked this here at Experts Exchange...
I had spent too much time creating that .net app -no way to change it now... right now im just holding that session open.... :)