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This information is displayed in the Remote Desktop Services Profile tab of a users object properties in the Active Directory Users and Computers MMC snap-in. In Windows Server 2012 R2 and earlier versions, when a user logs on to a terminal server, the RCM contacts the domain controller (DC) to query the configurations that are specific to Remote Desktop on the user object in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS). Windows Server Standard, version 1803, Windows Server Datacenter, version 1803, Windows Server version 1709 and Windows Server 2016. This article describes the Remote Connection Manager (RCM) and the changes to RCM in This is because Microsoft changed the way it works, and therefore doomed it “legacy RCM”: User will either get the settings now or, more likely, they will get them when they log off and back onto the terminal server again.Since Windows server 2016, the attributes of theese tabs, are no longer applied: The following message appears:User session is ready to execute applications. At the command prompt, type change user /execute, and then press ENTER.When you are finished adding or removing programs, return the Terminal Services server to Execute mode. You are now in Change User Mode so go install programs or change settings that you want to propagate to all users To Switch Terminal Services to Execute Mode

Add or remove the programs that you want.The following message appears:User session is ready to install applications.

To Switch Terminal Services to Install Mode This is not just for application installs Have you ever wanted to change some settings for all users in a Terminal Server or Remote Desktop Services Session environment? Do you know there is a really cool command line tool that is used to install application called “Change User” that can also be used to propagate any number of settings to all users on the session server.