Open Services, find Remote Desktop Management services, open Properties and check Log On configuration, if it failed with Network Service, try to use Local System account and check the result. NOTE: Windows 11/10 includes the Virtual Desktops feature. Try to log on the server system using domain admin account and check the result. You can also run Desktops from SysInternals Live. You can download it for Windows by visiting SysInternals. Do remember to check the check-box which says “Run automatically at logon” so that at every login you don’t need to open the application. You can minimize it to the system tray after you are done with your settings and clicking on OK. There isn’t much on the interface – no menus, no more buttons – except “OK” and “Cancel”, etc. The interface of the program is very user-friendly. The icon will indicate which desktop you are working on. If you forget on which desktop you were working, you can see its icon in the system tray. You can specify the hotkeys so that you can switch between virtual desktops very easily. The application doesn’t get minimized to the taskbar it is just minimized to the Notification Area. You can make the application auto-start with your Windows. Unlike other virtual desktop utilities that implement their desktops by showing the windows that are active on a desktop and hiding the rest, Sysinternals Desktops uses a Windows desktop object for each desktop.

It is very tiny being just a 60 KB download. With Desktops you can create virtual desktops it actually creates three additional desktops, to the one you are running.

You don’t need to install the application as it is a stand-alone application. Whether you are an IT Pro or a general Windows user, you can use many of Sysinternals utilities. Windows Sysinternals develops some very useful and good applications for windows.

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