When disconnecting From Remote Desktop While Running Automated Tests, suppress Windows Error Message
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When disconnecting From Remote Desktop While Running Automated Tests, suppress Windows Error Message
When using the suggestion from Disconnecting From Remote Desktop While Running Automated Tests | TestComplete Documentation (smartb... is it possible to suppress the Windows error message ' You have been disconnected because another connection was made to the remote computer' after executing the shortcut mentioned in the article.
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Are you using Windows Remote Desktop connection or a different Remote Desktop?
Look at using SessionCreator, if you want to run your tests on a remote machine without having to log on to the machine.
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I'm using Windows Remote Desktop
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I have TestExecute installed on Windows Server 2019, which allows multiple connections. When the machine is restarted, there are no users. I log onto that machine, and call the tscon.exe command, which disconnects my remote desktop. When I log back into that machine, I can see two users (17 and 21)
I log off the machine, and a schedule task will run the automation using the account I logged in at the beginning (17).
It seems like your remote desktop machine is not configured to allow multiple connection.
