Microsoft promises that subsequent "Moment" updates of Win11 will fix the problem that remote desktop applications stop responding.

CTOnews.com, November 23, Win11 Version 22H2 was officially released a few months ago, introducing a number of noteworthy improvements. In addition, Microsoft also promised to bring more new features to 22H2 users through "Moment" updates.

In addition to the new features, Microsoft promises to fix an existing problem in Win11 22H2 in future updates: Windows remote Desktop applications (Windows Remote Desktop) stop responding when connecting through a remote Desktop Gateway (Remote Desktop gateway) or remote Desktop connection Agent (Remote Desktop Connection Broker).

CTOnews.com learned that Microsoft says the problem doesn't have much impact on home users. Microsoft acknowledges that this problem mainly occurs in the "load virtual machine" or "configure remote connection" step, and can occur no matter what version of the operating system is installed on the remote computer. In some cases, users will receive a reminder that your remote Desktop Services session has ended.

If you receive the above error message, you can terminate the task from the Task Manager. You can also solve this problem by configuring a special group policy. Microsoft recommends that this group policy change should be restored after the update release fixes the problem.

It is important to note that configuring a special group policy disables UDP (user Datagram Protocol) for all remote desktop connections from the device. After making changes to the group policy, you may also encounter poor performance of remote desktop sessions.