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Windows Server 2022 App Compatibility FOD breaks Remote Desktop
When installing the App Compatibility FOD on Windows Server 2022, Remote Desktop connections to the server seem to be no longer possible. I think this is a bug, but haven't found any other reports. C...
This is now fixed in OS Build 20348.524 (https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/february-8-2022-kb5010354-os-build-20348-524-c5355158-0f4d-4106-90f7-0a5a6c7376b9), available from Windows Update since February 8, 2022.
Same here.
Using windows admin center to remote manage but sometimes you still need RDP.
Thanks for confirming. Hard to believe no-one at Microsoft noticed this. Without RDP, the App Compatibility FOD is pretty much useless, isn't it?
WAC is also my preferred management tool, but it's still missing some Hyper-V features (like attaching physical disks to a VM). So I would like to use the Hyper-V Manager (virtmgmt.msc) via RDP.
What's the best way to escalate this?
WAC is also my preferred management tool, but it's still missing some Hyper-V features (like attaching physical disks to a VM). So I would like to use the Hyper-V Manager (virtmgmt.msc) via RDP.
What's the best way to escalate this?
- Because it's not a preview issue I'm not sure we can raise it via insiders. I did see the FOD install are currently broken in WinSvr vNext so perhaps this will get fixed when they re release it?
I will also try and raise this via my MS account team at work...- I'm running the release version and the issue is present. I'm waiting for an update that could fix it
I've been told by MS to log it in the feedback hub on a win10 or win 11 machine. I've done that so would be good for people to up vote.
