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Hi Sir,
My Microsoft Remote Desktop worked fine before, but it kept showing an error (Error Code 0x108) when I tried to connect the EC2 Windows instance yesterday. I've tried to reboot my EC2 instance, it's able to connect windows instance shortly, but doesn't function well, then disconnect again.
I'm using Mac Big Sur (11.2.1), Microsoft Remote Desktop 10.5.1, and I didn't do any changes or updates on my local machine, and also EC2 works well. Please help to solve this issue. Thank you!!
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Hi,
Do you have any problems with IP or hostname connection?
Also I consider that we could try to uninstall the RDP client v10.5.x.
Then install any client v10.3.x to check.
Hope this helps and please help to accept as Answer if the response is useful.
Best Regards,
Carl
Hi Carl,
thank you for the reply!
But how can I download any client with v10.3.x?? where can I find the software?
Regards,
Gloria
Hi Carl,
I've downloaded RDP client v10.3.x, and it does work!!
I'll let you know if I faced any issues when I use this version.
Thanks a lot!
Hi Carl,
The same issue happened again at RDP client v10.3.x now....I wonder if it's an internet connection issue?? If so, I'm gonna check my wifi...or it's caused by other factors? Please help to check, thank you for your support in advance!
Regards,
Gloria
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There's a possibility that the Local Session Manager is the culprit because of some user stuck/didn't exit the session correctly. The solution can be follows.
There you have it.
