RDP WRAP does not work after updating Windows 10

Connecting via RDP protocol in Windows 10 is actively used as some ordinary users and professionals. To bypass system restriction, the latter uses the RDP WRAP program. Alas, but after system updates, this software ceases to work, and today we will help you solve this problem.

Method 1: Replacing the configuration file

Problems with the work of the program under consideration arise due to the updates of the TERMSRV.DLL system library. For each version of the RDP Wrap, you need to configure again. Fortunately, the developers of the application take care of it themselves and after each major update produce a new configuration file. The algorithm for its replacement is as follows:

1. Follow the link to the GitHub application repository.

   Repository on Github.

2. Open the RES directory double click left mouse button. Find inside the link named rdpwrap.ini and click on it right mouse button. Select "Save the link as ..." (in other browsers - "save an object as ..." or similar in meaning).

   

   Save the rdpwrap.ini file to any suitable on the computer.



3. Now open the "Run" utility with the combination of Win + R, enter the Services.msc request to it and click OK.

   

   After launching the list of services, locate the "Deleted Desktop Services" record, select it and click "Stop Service".

   

   Confirm the stop.



4. Next, open the "Explorer" and go to the following address:

   C: \ Program Files \ RDP Wrapper

   Copy the previously obtained rdpwrap.ini and insert into this folder.

   

   Confirm the file replacement.



5. Restart the computer, then open the Sverpepper monitor named RdConfig.

   

   Check the Listener string - if the inscription in it says "Fully Supported", the problem is eliminated.



This method is preferred, and to the next one should be resorted only in the absence of its effectiveness.

Method 2: Set up in the "Group Policy Editor"

Windows 10 editions Professional and Corporate users can solve the problem under consideration by setting up a specific parameter in the Group Policy Editor.

1. Call "Run" (step 3 3), in which you enter the gpedit.msc request.



2. Go to the next way:

   Computer configuration / Administrative templates / Windows components / Remote desktops / Remote desktop session node / connectivity



3. Double-click on the policy "limit the number of connections".

   

   Set the "Enabled" position, after which change the value of the maximum number of connections on 999999. Save the changes to the serial click on the "Apply" and "OK" buttons.



4. Close the Group Policy Editor and restart the computer.

The manipulation described above will solve the problem, but is potentially unsafe, so use it in the most extreme case.

RDP does not work as a whole

Sometimes the above actions do not lead to the desired result. In this case, we note that most likely the case is no longer in the rupture and library. Act like this:

1. First, check the firewall parameters, both system and third-party, and allow it to connect to the RDP.

   

   Lesson: Configuring Firewall on Windows 10

2. It is also worth checking the state of the ports - it is possible that the required protocol required for the work is simply closed.

   

   Read more: How to open ports on Windows 10

3. Once again, check the editorship of the target "dozens" - the RDP connection is not supported in Windows 10 HOME.
4. The connection type in question may not work due to damage to the relevant system files. First, check if the virus did not start in your system.

   

   Read more: Fighting computer viruses

   After that, check the integrity of the OS components and restore them with one of the possible ways if it is necessary.

   Lesson: Checking the integrity and recovery of system files in Windows 10

Now you know how to act in a situation where the RDP Wrapper stopped working after updating Windows 10, and what to do if the connection for this protocol does not work as a whole.