Have you ever encountered a problem where the Remote Desktop session randomly freezes on Windows 10? Reportedly, this issue can be attributed to using the UDP protocol instead of TCP.
Given that there has been no official fix for this problem, there’s no guarantee that switching to TCP will fully prevent RDP from freezing. However, there is no harm in trying.
Here are three methods that may help you unfreeze RDP on Windows 10.
Close TeamViewer (make sure the process has completely disappeared) Put script file in the root directory of your Home folder (Click Go, Home is easy way to get to Home folder, of course) Open Terminal. Run the script by typing the following exactly: sudo./TeamViewer-id-changer.py. Reboot the computer. (It worked for me). From the terminal, or simply kill the daemon from the ActivityMonitor. The watchdog should restart it. Have you any lighthttpd file in the /Library/LaunchDaemons/.? So, any output form the command: ls /Library/LaunchDaemons grep -i light if yes, you can use the. Method 1: Disabling TeamViewer 8’s Startup Daemon. Open a command terminal using whichever method you’d prefer. You’ll probably need to be working from a graphical environment for this, so hold down Ctrl, Alt and Tab or search for terminal from the Dash. LXDE users might want to start LXTerminal by clicking on the System Tools menu. Solution 2: Restart Your Network. TeamViewer no connection to partner can be caused by an unstable connection. You need to restart your network if this happens, as you and your partner computer may not be able to connect to the network for shared access. Turn off your device. Unplug both your modem and router and wait 30 seconds.
Posted by Hex Out 23rd Oct 2019 2nd Jun 2020 Posted in macOS, Troubleshooting Tags: catalina, Mac, macOS, Recovery mode, Teamviewer, Terminal, Troubleshooting In this post i’m going to provide two solutions for a recent issue with MacOS Catalina, where the macOS can’t boot after removing the Teamviewer.
Warning: exercise caution when modifying the Windows Registry. Do not change any registry keys unless instructed to do so. Incorrectly editing the registry may cause system-wide problems that will require performing a clean reinstall of the OS.
Fix RDP freezing via Command Prompt
- Run Command Prompt as administrator on the client machine.
- Run the following command: reg add “HKLMsoftwarepoliciesmicrosoftwindows ntTerminal ServicesClient” /v fClientDisableUDP /d 1 /t REG_DWORD
- Restart the client machine.
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Fix RDP freezing via Registry Editor
- On the client machine, press Win+R to open the Run box. Type in regedit and click OK.
- Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsNTTerminal ServicesClient.
- Right-click the Client folder and select New > DWORD (32-bit) value.
- Name the new DWORD as fClientDisableUDP. Set the Value data to 1, Base to Decimal.
- Reboot the client machine.
Fix RDP freezing via Group Policy Editor
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- Press Win+R to open the Run box. Run gpedit.msc.
- Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative templates > Windows components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Connection client.
- Enable the Turn off UDP on client setting.
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