Windows keeps remote desktop from being automatically disconnected for a long time

Anyone who has used Windows Remote Desktop to connect to a server may have discovered that if you do not perform some operations while connected to the remote desktop, the remote desktop connection will require you to log in after a few minutes, and sometimes it will be disconnected directly and you will need to reconnect. In fact, you can solve this problem by making some settings on the remotely connected computer.

Windows 2008 system:

Start -> Run -> gpedit.msc

Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Remote Desktop Services -> Remote Desktop Session Host -> Session Time Limits

Find the two options shown below:

Double-click to open these two settings respectively, set them according to the red box marks in the picture below, and confirm to exit.

Windows 2003 system:

1. Start -> Run -> gpedit.msc

Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Terminal Services -> Sessions

Just like the 2008 system, enable the two settings "Set time limit for disconnected sessions" and "Terminate session when time limit is reached", and set the corresponding options to "Never" (the same as the 2008 interface in the figure above).

2. Start -> Run -> tscc.msc Connection -> RDP-Tcp right-click Properties -> Session, change the settings of Replace User Settings here to Never, and check Never.

Have you guys learned it?