So…yeah. Seems MS, in their endless wisdom has decided to rename their virtual desktop software, called before as “Remote Desktop” (and good luck trying to find issues with that that are not related to the old RDP tool MTSC.exe) to… “Windows App”. Perfect. Now everything will look like everything, and there’s no way to ever try to search for help for it. Next in line, I guess they can call it just “App”. I’m sure that will help everyone.
And the thing figured as I was on a corporate network, so it locked itself down and needs settings done by the office 365 administrator. They checked and apparently you need some paid tool to get it working. We’re using an alternative now.
Let me tell you about deleting a resource group in azure where it thinks a non-existent resource in that group is assigned to a subnet that is also in that group.
What’s the alternative?
Remote desktop manager from devolutions.net at the moment. It’s what our admins recommend.
mRemoteNG is the one we use in our company. It’s awesome.
Edit: updated the spelling from Mremoteng for clarification
MrEmoTeng? (While I see remote in the name now, I did not at first and was wondering what Mr Teng was doing naming software after himself)
It’s typically stylized mRemoteNG.