Tweak the virtual machine that is going to host the remote apps
Enable Remote Desktop
- Winkey + f, click on "settings" to search for settings
- Type "remote" as search term
- Click "Allow Remote Access To Your Computer" in search result
- The System Properties Panels shows: set radio button for "Allow remote connections to this computer"
- Click on "Ok" to close panel.
Enable RemoteApp (by allowing all applications to start via RDP)
- Run regedit: win-key + R and type "regedit" (should start elevated)
- Navigate to: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server\TSAppAllowList]
- Change value for "fDisabledAllowList" to "1" (this is default set to "0")
Creating a RemoteApp-RDP file
Create basic RDP file / settings
- Start RDP client (win-key + r, type "MSTSC" and press enter)
- Set basic settings (like hostname / IP, allow me to save credentials)
- Click "Show Options" to show more advanced options.
- Click "Save As..." and save RDP file to easy location (desktop?)
- Open RDP file from step 4 in a text editor
- Add the following settings (at the end of the file and without quotes):
- "disableremoteappcapscheck:i:1"
- "remoteapplicationprogram:s:notepad"
*Option 2 is the application the start remotely, if app is not in search path of machine you need to provide complete path to exe. - Change to following settings (without quotes):
- set value for "remoteapplicationmode:i:" to "1"
- set value for "alternate shell:s:" to "rdpinit.exe"
Double click RDP file just created and application should start as remote app (seamless integration within your own desktop)
I had no idea RemoteApp was this easy!!
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