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Here's a suggestion to see if the auto-save can be defeated:<br />
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Publish Explorer.EXE<br />
Put a shortcut to Logoff.EXE on the desktop for that user<br />
Double click on that shortcut<br />
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This closes the RemoteApp user session cleanly.<br />
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Try the shortcut again.<br />
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If RD Single Sign-On is set up on the network and the server was a session host that is a part of that setup I suspect that would be why it just goes when the shortcut gets clicked again.
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Here's a suggestion to see if the auto-save can be defeated:

Publish Explorer.EXE
Put a shortcut to Logoff.EXE on the desktop for that user
Double click on that shortcut

This closes the RemoteApp user session cleanly.

Try the shortcut again.

If RD Single Sign-On is set up on the network and the server was a session host that is a part of that setup I suspect that would be why it just goes when the shortcut gets clicked again.

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When i connect to RDweb web page I see all my published Apps. One of them is Remote Desktop Connection. If i click for the first time it will allow me to enter a Computer to connect to. The second time i click on that app i dont get prompted to enter a computer name. Is there a way around this?
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When i connect to RDweb web page I see all my published Apps. One of them is Remote Desktop Connection. If i click for the first time it will allow me to enter a Computer to connect to. The second time i click on that app i dont get prompted to enter a computer name. Is there a way around this?

How to change or have more Remote Desktop Connection icons on RDWEB

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