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The RDP Host is a Windows 10 Professional workstation, The RDP Client has USB Devices redirected and is a Windows 10 Professional workstation with a little Epson Perfection V300 Photo scanner attached via USB. No software installed. Just the driver. When I log in to the Host there is no sign of a scanner. No question marks in Device Manager. Nothing in Devices and Printers.
Interestingly enough a little Logitech Webcam (USB) does get redirected and I can see it in Device Manager on the Host. Just no sign of the scanner.
Interestingly enough a little Logitech Webcam (USB) does get redirected and I can see it in Device Manager on the Host. Just no sign of the scanner.
Windows 10SoftwareWindows OS* RDP
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McKnife
Please open mstsc.exe and refer/compare to the screenshot here:
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Is this checked?
Is this checked?
ASKER
Yep. All of them are check.
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Apparently the RemoteFX is for VM only and requires a trick video card. The other suggestion is a paid third party. Any other suggestions?
No other suggestions since it seems there are none. RemoteFX is advanced RDP which is required here.