Rdpwrap: Windows 10 - 18363.900 not Supported

[Tzvetelin88]

Windows 10 - 18363.900 not Supported

[affinityv]

What is the version of termsrv.dll according to RDPConf.exe ?

[drMikeMiles]

RDPConf.exe [10.0.18362.836]
Window 1909 [10.0.18363.900]
All green, but don't work, although maybe it's because of broken updates.
Managed to start a couple of times, but after rebooting it doesn't work.

[drMikeMiles]

rdpwrap.txt
my ini file

[affinityv]

It is more likely now that the problem is that Windows Defender or some other AV product has removed your ability to use RDP at all. You need to make exceptions so that these products don't do that to you. AND have them respect your exceptions (TM would randomly ignore my exceptions, now TM is gone on the machines that it caused havoc upon).

[liu35118665]

rdpwrap.txt
my ini file

think you. i successful.
RDPConf.exe [10.0.18362.836]
Window 1909 [10.0.18363.900]

[Seayon]

rdpwrap.txt
my ini file

think you. i successful.
RDPConf.exe [10.0.18362.836]
Window 1909 [10.0.18363.900]

it worked for me and thanks !

[ZombiePm]

rdpwrap.txt
My working rdpwrap.ini on Windows 10 1909 10.0.18363.900
1) open PowerShell:
2) type command get-service termservice|stop-service -Force
3) replace rdpwrap.ini in folder "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper"
4) restart windows

[estivalinp]

WORKING PREFECT! This is what I did:
Rename the downloaded 'rdpwrap.txt' to 'rdpwrap.ini' and copy it in to ‘C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper’ to cover the original file. Run the 'RDPWInst.exe' or use command 'RDPWInst -r' in cmd to restart the service. Finally, after run ’RDPConf.exe‘ I found the lisening state is 'lisenling' and 'fully supported' in my WIN10 18363.900 version.

[drMikeMiles]

WORKING PREFECT! This is what I did:
Rename the downloaded 'rdpwrap.txt' to 'rdpwrap.ini' and copy it in to ‘C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper’ to cover the original file. Run the 'RDPWInst.exe' or use command 'RDPWInst -r' in cmd to restart the service. Finally, after run ’RDPConf.exe‘ I found the lisening state is 'lisenling' and 'fully supported' in my WIN10 18363.900 version.

Naturally, what u must to rename to ini since you cannot attach the executable in comment)
thanks for the instruction for everyone else)

[dwishaventures]

it works ! thanks for sharing.

open PowerShell:
type command get-service termservice|stop-service -Force
replace rdpwrap.ini in folder "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper"

restart windows - not required.

Just do "get-service termservice|start-service"

Then you can check if all good !