Show system tray on both monitors windows 10

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Do you assign any specific GPO to the problematic server? if you are not so sure, please create a new OU without any additional GPO linking, and

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Does the fourth server have the same hardware and software configuration?Дў.

Could you help to confirm some questions as following forДЎ. In addition, the fourth one is normally working when using the two monitor to connect. So do you get any event log on the server side when this issue happens? I try to reproduce your issue, but no luck. Then it'll work as expected until the user logs off. User disconnects and logs in again a second time.

If a user connects to our RDS farm with two monitorsВ and the 'Use all monitors for remote session' checked on the RDC 7.0 client the remote desktop shows up on both monitors but the start menu, system tray, and desktop icons are invisible until the.

If a user connects to our RDS farm with two monitors and use MSTSC /Span everything works as expected with the downside of applications spanning across the two monitors instead on just one when maximized.

If a user connects to our RDS farm with one monitor everything displays as expected on that one monitor.

maximizes on one monitor only and not span acrossД«oth monitors. They prefer to have their applications, Word, Outlook, IE, etc. Using MSTSC /Span does not give me issues with the start menu or icons but our end users do not like to span their desktop. Servers and this one but everything seems to be identical on all of the four servers.

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(I've tried to compare different settings and drivers between the problematic Out of fourВ 2008 R2 servers on a RDS farm,В three experience this issue.В The fourth one displays the start menu and icons perfectly on the first logon.

I get the sameВ outcome using RDC 7.0 through Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows Embedded Standard 2009 workstations or thin clients.Дў. All of the clients are already at RDC 7.0. Have you used the MSTSC /Span to connect the Terminal server when using the double monitors?ДЎ. Does this issue occur on all the Windows Server 2008 R2?ДЈ.

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Have you tried to upgrade your RDC client to the latest one? ItвЂ™s available for Windows XP and Vista.Дescription of the Remote Desktop Connection 7.0 client update for Remote Desktop Services (RDS) for Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista SP1,Дў. Any help is greatly appreciated.ДЄccording to the description, IвЂ™d like to confirm the following questions to narrow down this issue:ДЎ. and it seems that they didn't find a solution either. I've search everywhere and the closest I've seen to my problem is: Them connecting to the servers via thin clients or workstation with various monitors and operating systemsВ and the results are the same.В The RDS servers are HP Dе…ѓ60 G6 with the latest drivers and patches. Also, the system tray iconsВ and the desktop icons are also missing. The start menu only shows the user's account picture on the top right. The only thing that shows is the task bar. When the multi monitor user connects the first time The users that have a dual monitor setup and are using them for the remote connection however, have to log in, disconnect and log in again to see their desktop's start menu, icons, etc. Everything works well with the users that connect remotely to their desktop with a single monitor At our company, I have several users connecting to a farm of four 2008 R2 RDS servers. I'm going crazy trying to find a solution to this problem.

Show system tray on both monitors windows 10