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Black Screen (RDP via ID)
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Alim Nassor,
User (Posts: 9)
Jan 02, 2018 4:16:03 am EST
Support level: Free or trial
Hi,
What can I do to remedy this issue?
I connect via Internet ID and use RDP, I can login but at the moment the desktop should appear the screen is black.
I stay connected, but am seeing nothing of the desktop.
Cheers, Starf0x
PS, It worked fine for a long time, and this happens on Windows 10 as on Windows 7.
What can I do to remedy this issue?
I connect via Internet ID and use RDP, I can login but at the moment the desktop should appear the screen is black.
I stay connected, but am seeing nothing of the desktop.
Cheers, Starf0x
PS, It worked fine for a long time, and this happens on Windows 10 as on Windows 7.
Conrad,
Support (Posts: 3074)
Jan 02, 2018 4:20:13 am EST
Hello Alim,
Thank you for your post.
Although it's the native Microsoft RDP that you use, some solutions listed here may still help https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/full-control-and-view-mode-isnt-working-or-unstable/ . Please, check them out and let us know if they worked for you.
Thank you for your post.
Although it's the native Microsoft RDP that you use, some solutions listed here may still help https://www.remoteutilities.com/support/docs/full-control-and-view-mode-isnt-working-or-unstable/ . Please, check them out and let us know if they worked for you.
Alim Nassor,
User (Posts: 9)
Jan 02, 2018 9:02:48 am EST
Support level: Free or trial
Thank you for your response.
But you might expect it, it didn't work.
1. Remote machine is restarted (didn't solve it)
2. I have All the control on the machine (I'm admin)
3. I've updated both sides, but they where already on the latest version.
4. Legacy capture was already enabled.
5. Graphics card is VMware, is updated automatically.
6. There is no antivirus running on that isolated machine.
I'm open for other suggestions.
Regards, Starf0x
But you might expect it, it didn't work.
1. Remote machine is restarted (didn't solve it)
2. I have All the control on the machine (I'm admin)
3. I've updated both sides, but they where already on the latest version.
4. Legacy capture was already enabled.
5. Graphics card is VMware, is updated automatically.
6. There is no antivirus running on that isolated machine.
I'm open for other suggestions.
Regards, Starf0x
Conrad,
Support (Posts: 3074)
Jan 02, 2018 10:22:31 am EST
Hello Alim,
Can you successfully access the remote Hosts using Remote Utilities' own Full Control and View mode?
If so, this is rather an RDP/VMWare problem. Remote Utilities' RDP mode just launches the native Microsoft RDP client for you. If Internet-ID connection is used, then RU simply acts as a tunnel - it doesn't get in the way of how RDP works.
Here is some info from the Internet on the subject:
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1023109
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/555840
Generally, you need to look for information on why RDP is showing a black screen when connected to a VM.
Hope that helps.
Can you successfully access the remote Hosts using Remote Utilities' own Full Control and View mode?
If so, this is rather an RDP/VMWare problem. Remote Utilities' RDP mode just launches the native Microsoft RDP client for you. If Internet-ID connection is used, then RU simply acts as a tunnel - it doesn't get in the way of how RDP works.
Here is some info from the Internet on the subject:
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1023109
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/555840
Generally, you need to look for information on why RDP is showing a black screen when connected to a VM.
Hope that helps.
Alim Nassor,
User (Posts: 9)
Jan 03, 2018 5:08:41 am EST
Support level: Free or trial
Hi Conrad,
I can't connect with View or Full Control, correction, I get a black screen in Full Control/View/RDP.
So I can confirm that it is no RDP issue.
Regards, Starf0x
I can't connect with View or Full Control, correction, I get a black screen in Full Control/View/RDP.
So I can confirm that it is no RDP issue.
Regards, Starf0x
Conrad,
Support (Posts: 3074)
Jan 03, 2018 7:02:33 am EST
Hello Alim,
Then this issue requires personalized help, perhaps even a remote session. We need to see what's with your VM that prevents the screen image from being captured. Let me create a support ticket based on this forum thread. I'll contact you through the ticket soon.
Then this issue requires personalized help, perhaps even a remote session. We need to see what's with your VM that prevents the screen image from being captured. Let me create a support ticket based on this forum thread. I'll contact you through the ticket soon.
Free Siker,
User (Posts: 1)
Sep 25, 2019 7:56:41 am EDT
Support level: Pro
Hello Alim,
I know this is an old post but just got the same issue with Windows 10 1903 running on VMware Workstation 15 Pro. As a workaround, I disabled those option in the VM Settings:
- Uncheck: "Accelerate 3d graphics"
- Number of monitor: "1
- Maximum resolution: "1920 x 1080"
Hope it help
I know this is an old post but just got the same issue with Windows 10 1903 running on VMware Workstation 15 Pro. As a workaround, I disabled those option in the VM Settings:
- Uncheck: "Accelerate 3d graphics"
- Number of monitor: "1
- Maximum resolution: "1920 x 1080"
Hope it help
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