Open phoenX80 opened 7 months ago
Add c:/windows/system32 to the trust list?
You mean in defender? Yes. I did now. No change even after reboot. It throws an application error: svchost.exe_TermService 10.0.22000.2600 86a2ea8d rdpwrap.dll 0.0.0.0 65d1bab3 c0000005 000000000007d121 14b4 01da8cc5af364efe C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe c:\program files\rdp wrapper\rdpwrap.dll 156c186f-8ae7-490b-bf11-bee3108bf6bf
I found when I try RDP wrapper it throws something about ID1056, this seems certificate related???
[] Terminating service... [] Starting TermService... [-] StartService error (code 1056). [] Configuring registry... [] Configuring firewall...
This is probably the same issue with SuperRDP.
I also found an entry about device guard but I am not sure wether this plays any role in the issue. I run the system on an i7 4590S - so TPM deactivated - that maybe the cause of this error and not relevant to the RDP issue.
ClientProcessId 12848
Component Unknown
Operation Start IWbemServices::ExecQuery - root\Microsoft\Windows\DeviceGuard : SELECT * FROM Win32_DeviceGuard
ResultCode 0x80041032
PossibleCause Unknown
I have no extra AV software installed but Defender.
I rolled back since no solution for 22000.2899 yet.
W11 updated and I cant get neither RDP wrapper nor this SuperRDP to work. W11 is detecting it as a virus. After deactivating Defender I can install SuperRDP, but with/-out reboot and with/-out updating the program it crashes the RDP service instantly. Anyone know a workaround pls?
termsrv.zip