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I am working at Computer A and starting a non-fullscreen Microsoft RDP session to computer B (both Windows 10 Pro). When I take a break I press Win+L on Computer A and lock my session. When I return I need to log back into both machines: The Lock gets forwarded to computer B. This also happens when:
- I target another application on Computer A before locking
- I lock using the Start Menu -> Profile icon -> Lock Session, not the key combination
- When I use Devolution's Remote Desktop Manager (where I can access a lot more options)
It doesn't happen when:
- I don't lock Computer A when taking a break (that is: It's not a timeout thing)
I was wondering if there was a way to avoid this Lock to be forwarded. Regardless of whether I SHOULD, I am not looking for WHY Windows does this (but you are free, of course, to still explain, it's the Internet, I can't stop you :) )
@Tetsujin That's literally the first case I mention in my "this also happens when" list. So: Yes. – Vincent Vancalbergh – 2019-08-23T08:39:13.763
Does it happen even if you lock Computer A and login right after? Or must take some time? – Ronaldo – 2019-08-23T11:44:48.797
@Ronaldo it happens immediately. – Vincent Vancalbergh – 2019-08-23T14:24:32.010