With the old Remote Desktop Connection app, there was a display setting to "Use all my monitors for the remote session." This still works in that app, but I have been unable to find such a setting in this Windows Remote Desktop. I prefer to use this app because there are multiple machines I need to remote into and it's nice to be able to logically group them and whatnot, but there are times when I want to remote in and have that be my whole computer screen, and for that I have to use the older app, which sometimes has connectivity problems more than I've had with this one.

I have a windows server 10 pro fully loaded made for Developing software this computer is sceaming fast and very nice, But there'sa bunch of you guys and gals that want to sell my software on the market and I've already reported you guys to the authorities tonight I gave them everything I addressProxy Addresses They have been watching you for awhile through virtual and remote moniters. they have also seen what you have done to the computer with the accounts oh and the admintrative tools they said that was a hoot too watch. You guys are sure sloppy at what you do. Lets put it this way your not getting this server anytime soon

Currently the GPOs provided by MS SCT (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/security-compliance-toolkit-10) have differents approaches how to install them.
e.g.
Windows 10 Version 1507 Security Baseline\LocalScript\10ClientInstall.cmd
Windows 10 Version 1809 and Windows Server 2019 Security Baseline\LocalScript\BaselineLocalInstall.ps1
Windows 10 Version 1909 and Windows Server Version 1909 Security Baseline\Scripts{Baseline-LocalInstall.ps1, Baseline-ADImport.ps1, Remove-EPBaselineSettings.ps1}

It would be nice to have common/generic approach how those GPOs can be applied. For example one powershell script that can be used to install any GPO regardless of the Windows patch level or AD status (joind to AD or standalone/local GPO) and specify the details with parameters. Otherwise it every time such GPOs are rolled out it is necessary to follow a different approach on how to install them.
My wish would be to have a generic "entrypoint" that can be used for all GPOs (also GPOs which will be released in the future).

Cheers

Default servercore:1809 image came with en-US.

• At this moment, for Server Core 2019, you have to install language pack by yourself: https://docs.microsoft.com/pt-br/windows-server/get-started-19/rel-notes-19.


• The way to do it, is using lpksetup: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4466511/cannot-configure-language-pack-for-windows-server-2019
  


• But lpksetup.exe crashes when running on container

I've described step by step how to reproduce lpksetup.exe error on container, producing crash report logs that I've extracted from container.
All here: https://github.com/sanguedemonstro/docker-playground/issues/1#issuecomment-453078549

With extra details here: https://github.com/sanguedemonstro/docker-playground/blob/master/langpack-on-servercore2019.md#why-am-i-playing-around-this-subject

But I'm not able to understand logs or fix windows base image. And I can't open support ticket once I'm not MS partner.

So if anyone could help I'm here to support.

Thanks!

I feel this is a feature that barely missed the point where it would really take off. And especially with the COVID pandemic, you may want to have a few work desks share a really powerful system - each cubicle isolated with one system in the middle.

I do hope Microsoft sees the potential with massive core counts today, and brings it back - those core counts really took off with Threadripper... right after this feature was ripped out.

RDP and Azure don't help with rendering systems where 1-2 people at 4-5 desks might need to render at once, but need live/realtime zero lag graphics.

I just had to buy Server 2016 to use this functionality. Not fun to have to buy old Win10 kernels for checkbox features!