Jason Yoder, MCT

While attempting to connect to a RemoteApp with a standard user account, you may receive this message:   This can be caused by not having the logged on user as a member of the Remote Desktop Users group on the Remote Desktop Server.  Another reason why you may experience this issue is if you are still on the 180 grace period for RDS licensing.  To clear up this problem, reboot the RDS server.   if this still does not work while you are in the grace period add the users, or preferably a group, to the allowed list of users who can log into the RDS server. On the RDS server, Click Start . Right click Computer and select Properties Click Remote Settings   Click Select Users   Click Add . Add in the User or groups that you want to be able to log in through Remote Desktop Services to this server. You should be able to access your RemoteApp now.

Windows Thin Client allows you to take legacy hardware and continue to utilize it using modern operating systems.  This is done through the usage of Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2008 R2. When booting the ISO file for Windows Thin Client, you will get the usual imagery. Select the language of your choice and click Next   Click Install Now   Check I accept the license terms and click Next   Select the drive that you want to install Windows Thin Client on. If this is an unformatted drive, click Drive options (advanced) .   Click New   Determine how much of the hard drive that you want to format and click Apply .   Click OK at the message below.   Click Next   The installation will now run. Provide a name for the first account on this system and a name for this PC.  Remember, this is a local administrator for this client.   Provide and confirm a password for this account. ...