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RDPWrap doesn't support 10.0.17763.437 #720
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Same here, Any Fix (I try downgrade termsrv.dll)? |
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Same, hope to get it fixed soon. |
I only have x64 [10.0.17763.437] |
copied your text, listener not working. copied SLInit , checks all green , but wont allow me to connect with multiple users. |
Just tested, it worked for me, thanks. |
This is my SLInit part, it was copy from 17763.292, that worked for me. [10.0.17763.437-SLInit] |
Still not working for me , can you post your full .ini file ? maybe i am missing something ? |
not working for me, Can someone give the dll and ini file? |
Doesn't working, we really need a fix, Please, I really can't live withour RDPWrap. |
It works!!! |
with @SDGdimitry supplied INI it works. Thanks |
and the dll file? ? of version rdpwrap 1.6.2 ? |
Used same install (RDP Wrap 1.62) |
No need dll... |
For those who couldn’t get it to work, if you are sure you’ve copied the correct text to the ini file, make sure to add a blank line to end of the ini file. |
Hi, I have 32bit dll. Cloud sombody help me? Please. |
Not working for me. |
@saurav-biswas |
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Does anyone have for 32 bit version? Offset's. ini? Above solution works fine for x64 bit version of RDPWrapper. |
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Nope, I think he need help with 32 bit version too :( |
I confirm that with this ini file #720 (comment) it works good under 17763.437. If it doesn't work simply stop and restart "termservice" service: |
Yes, with x64 version works perfectly. Unfortunately not working with Windows 10 32bit - listener state is NOT LISTENING but fully supported. (#720 comment ini file). |
W10 Home 32bit ver. 10.0.17763.437 (#720 ini) service stop and start don't solve the problem. |
@bramburn thanks, problem is eesolved for now, but i want a permanent solution |
#720 comment got it fixed, i confirm this, |
I can confirm that the ini file provided in comment #720 has worked for me too. Thanks everyone. |
After "net stop termservice" and "net start termservice",it worked for me. Thanks |
Anyone have found a solution for resuming an already disconnected session? |
Sorry - I am completely missing the "How to" part between all the different comments. Can I just ask someone to give a quick step by step explanation of what to do? Where must the ini file be copied? Sorry I am lost... |
You need to copy the rdpwrap.ini file to the folder "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper" . If it still doesn't work then you need to edit the ini file. Thank you! -Gamma |
Thank you so much for the reply - but I am still in the dark here... If copying the .ini file doesn't work, what should I edit? I thought the downloaded ini file was the edited file? The listener is now showing as "Listening" but it still shows ver. 10.0.17763.292 [not supported] |
sorry for my late reply. You need to check following information.
Thanks! -Gamma |
I truly appreciate the replies and I will take them at whatever speed they come :-) Unfortunately the PC is at school and I don't have the full build details now, but it is a 64-bit Windows 10 Pro setup. I will confirm but I think it is Version 1809 and build 17763.437 |
Thanks for your understanding. :-) From your info the probable good news is the will work. A few users had same version and the changes worked for them. I see that the current ini file does not have a section for build 17763.437. That's why it's looking at the nearest available build which is 17763.292. Then it doesn't find an appropriate entries for 17763.292. So it says [292 not supported]. The solution is adding entries for 17763.437. Assuming you reported the version (1809) and build (437) correctly, you need to add these two sections to the ini file : ;----------------- build 10.0.17763.437 starts ---------------- [10.0.17763.437-SLInit] These entries are sourced from earlier posts. They are confirmed working. Hope they work for you as well. Thanks ! -Gamma |
Thank you so much Gamma! So am I correct that if the build is different eg. 292 instead of 437 I would basically just have to copy the above and change build numbers? It helps a lot more now that I understand a bit more. I will be trying this first thing Monday morning when I get back to the school. Really appreciate your help! Thanks again |
You are welcome! :-) If the build no is other than 437 then you need to supply another set of offsets appropriate for that build no. Normally you can't just change its label. You may give it a try though. I did and I failed. But who knows, it might simply work for you ! Fingers crossed. I am too not an expert. I am also learning from your situation. So thanks for updating. :-) -Gamma |
I am starting to feel a bit stupid here... I edited the ini file and pasted the suggested code. My current OS version and build number is : version 1809 and build 17763.437 Running the RDPconf file the status is green on everything except I still get the ver 10.0.17134.706 [not supported] - is this referring to the termsrv.dll version? |
That's really confusing. rdpwrap is reading your os build as 17134.706 instead of 17763.437. My guess is the rdpwrap has some leftovers from previous installation. I would suggest uninstall rdpwrap. Please use uninstall.bat. Then restart the pc and reinstall. Then check if it works. If not, add the entries posted above. Also please ensure that you are using latest rdpwrap that's version 1.6.2 (ref : https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap/releases). Thanks! -Gamma |
Success!!... Well.... almost :-( Thanks for the help, it is now reading the build correctly, everything is green and says fully supported, except if I run the RDPcheck I can only have 2 instances open. Our setup consists of nComputing MX100S units connecting to Windows 10 "server" - We have to use Windows 10 cause Microsoft Server doesn't support the Microsoft store and a lot of the educational games used in the classroom doesn't run on Windows Server. Everything was working great until Friday when Windows updated. I am not sure if I am still missing something with the RDP utility? I mean everything shows that's it's fully functioning but shouldn't I be able to open several RDPcheck windows? |
Nice to hear your success ! :-) I feel the rdpwrap error is resolved. Your problem looks like a config issue. It might be out of scope for this thread. I don't mind helping you, but we need to proceed to a more suitable place. If you find one such, I will be happy to follow you. Just leave a pointer here. Thank you for your understanding. -Gamma |
@gamma-577 - You have been a HUGE help!! Thanks |
this is the right solution for 64bit 10.0.17763.437 |
Hi all,
After Windows updated itself the termsrv.dll file is now at version 10.0.17763.437. RDPWrapper doesn't support this version. Can we expect support for this soon?
Thanks,
Allistar.
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