Open nerzak-dominion opened 1 year ago
You should be able to solve this by adding RDP to your Whitelist.txt. The readme explains how to do it.
Hello Verpous. Thanks for the reply I tried using the whitelist file with no success. When I enter to my PC using Windows native remote connection, it logs in using the same windows interface, is not a different program (that I can see). The process is "winlogon.exe". Under that exe, there is a new one (logonui.exe), but even if I put that one in the "whitelist.txt", Shadowplay keeps looping. Is there another way to bypass this?
https://puu.sh/Jw0RW/a5e61f35c9.png whitelist: "C:\Windows\System32\LogonUI.exe"
Thank you
Remember you need to turn on the "command line" column in task manager, and add the full command line to your whitelist, not just the exe. Maybe you did that, I just don't see it in your screenshot. However, from a bit of googling I don't think Winlogon is an indicator for if RDP is running. Looks like mstcsc.exe might be though.
If you need more help, please let me know:
Version: AlwaysShadow v1.3 OS: Windows 10 64bit 22H2 19045.1865
Hello I would like to report this bug: I use mi PC with Windows Remote Desktop Connection (RDP). Only on remote sessions, AlwaysShadow keeps turning Shadowplay on, but Windows turns it off (infinite loop). It would be nice if AlwaysShadow does not activate on remote sessions.
Thank you for this tool, very useful.