You might need to reset a remote desktop if the desktop operating system stops responding and restarting the remote desktop does not solve the problem.
Resetting a remote desktop is the same as pressing the Reset button on a physical PC to force the PC to restart. Any files that are open on the remote desktop are closed and are not saved.
Resetting published applications quits all open applications.
Resetting published applications quits the applications without saving any unsaved data. All open published applications are closed, even applications that come from different RDS server farms.
You can reset a remote desktop only if an administrator has enabled the reset feature for the remote desktop and the remote desktop is powered on. You can reset only one remote desktop at a time.
Procedure
- ♦ Use the Reset command.
Option Action Reset a remote desktop from within the desktop Select from the menu bar. Reset a remote desktop from the desktop and application selection window Do one of the following: - Right-click the remote desktop icon and select Reset Desktop.
- Select the remote desktop icon and select from the menu bar.
Reset published applications from the desktop and application selection window Do one of the following: - Right-click any published application icon and select Settings. Click Reset, and then click Reset again to confirm the operation.
- Select any published application icon and click the Settings button (gear icon) in the upper-right corner of the window. Click Reset, and then click Reset again to confirm the operation.
An administrator can also use uniform resource identifiers (URIs) to reset a remote desktop or application. See Using URIs to Configure Horizon Client for information on the syntax and examples.
Results
What to do next
Wait an appropriate amount of time for system to restart before attempting to reconnect to the remote desktop or published application.
