Apparently, one of the bugs is that Remote Desktop applications often fail to work on the latest Windows 10 OS version, as this user reports: The good news is that the OP managed to find a quick workaround to fix these Remote Desktop issues. Pre-1803 updated Windows 10 (and all other flavors of Windows) display these menus just fine. For Example: Adobe DC Pro via RDS: Click on File… Drop down does not render BUT you CAN click the menu items as if they are being displayed.
How can I fix the Remote Desktop app issues in Windows 10?
1. Change the Remote Desktop policy
Changing the Remote Desktop group policy either locally or via GPO in an AD environment on all Terminal Servers and Remote Session Hosts should fix the problem. More specifically, you need to disable the Use advanced RemoteFX graphics for RemoteApp key as specified in the steps above. This quick-fix worked on many environments but keep in mind that it may break other apps. We hope that you managed to fix the Remote Desktop app problem by using our solutions. If the Remote Desktop stopped, we have another great guide to help you fix that in no time. The Remote Desktop app is embedded in Windows 10 so you can use it right away but if it starts to develop problems or you need other features, you need to consider other solutions. If you still haven’t resolved the remote desktop issue, try out the Mikogo third-party tool for remote desktop support and troubleshooting. Therefore, you might also be interested in our list of the best screen-sharing software for Windows 10 that you can use in your collaboration efforts. Have you encountered any similar Remote Desktop issues after upgrading to Windows 10? Did you fix them in a different manner? Let us know in the comments below.
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