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App freezes on Remote Desktop when user logs on to second terminal
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Serbate1
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Hi,
Using a third party app (TPA) with Windows Server 2022. Users log on to the server via Remote Desktop to use the TPA.
Currently using a test bed setup with a fresh copy of Windows Server Standard with Desktop Experience (2022) and updates applied.
Typical scenario:
A user logs on and opens TPA on terminal 1. A little while later same user goes to terminal 2 and logs on thus disconnecting from terminal 1. If the TPA is already open it will sometimes freeze, badly. It then needs to be forcibly closed using task manager.
The developer of the TPA investigated this issue and reported that their app is stuck in the Windows Api function UiaDisconnectProvider. They stated that this was a bug in the initial version of Windows 11 that was later fixed. Is it possible that this bug still exists in Server 2022?
Any help appresiated.
Kind regards
Ser
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