There is another thread about this in Terminal Services and there are no answers or responses since May (except what I have recently added). If the Advanced RemoteFX setting in Group Policy is active, the screen will remain in full and if it is disabled, it will leave a Black Box in the exact location that the Splash Screen had been. The problem is that the Splash Screen is stuck on

As the Login dialog box for the app is opened, the Splash Screen is closed several seconds before it opens. There is a Splash Screen that shows the version and information about the app while it is loading. We have an application that is installed on the server and published as a RemoteApp for the users. Within Server Manager on the primary RDS server that we are installing, open the Add Roles and Features Wizardand select Remote Desktop Services installation.We have been transitioning some of our remote servers from 2012 R2 or 2016 to 2019 when we recently saw this issue.In this first installation series, we are going to add the following roles to our primary RDS server:

Installation of Remote Desktop Services base roles The reason for doing this in this tutorial is to keep the installation simple. In this tutorial, we use the Domain Controller as the RD License server which would not be considered best practice.

The reason that we need two servers is that the RD Licensing role will go on the second server rather than all on one, as this is considered a Microsoft best practice.

There are at least two available servers.

There are only two necessary steps before we embark on installing RDS. In this article, we dive into how to install these services in a domain environment that requires two servers. Installing Remote Desktop Services (RDS) on Windows Server 2019 appears to take many steps, but in reality is quite easy.

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