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Question : How can I change the default location where RDP tries to save it's default.RDP to?
I have my 'My Document' folder setup to a network location. After connecting to certain VPNs my local area connection gets disconnected which is to be expected. As a result when I used the command line mstsc /v: command to launch remote desktop it takes an extended period of time to open and then displays a message "Unable to create or access your My Documents folder (u:\My Documents\). You connection settings will not be automatically saved on exit.
How can I change the default location where remote desktop tries to save it's configuration to so I can skip the delay?
Answer : How can I change the default location where RDP tries to save it's default.RDP to?
I use the command line arguements MSTSC /V: to launch RDP so I simply cannot edit the path of the shortcut.
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