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Is it expected that tsdiscon command terminates Moonlight/Vibepollo session?
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Is it expected that when running tsdiscon on the host during a Moonlight/Vibepollo session, the session will terminate? The reason I ask is because I would like to use tscon and tsdiscon commands to be able to resume sessions and allow me to bypass the Windows lock screen when I start a couch gaming session where I might not have a keyboard readily available.
In my specific use case, I am aiming to use tsdiscon followed by tscon in a global prep command whenever the Windows logon UI is present. Ordinarily, I expect that doing so should effectively be able to resume an existing session assuming that I am in fact already signed in and it is just the lock screen visible. But the act of invoking tsdiscon creates problems within Vibepollo.
Weirdly enough, I had this working (for at least a year) with Apollo before I decided to try Vibepollo, but then when I went back to Apollo, I found it to no longer work, so I'm not sure what's up with that. I'll have to spend some more time in the upcoming days seeing if I can get back into a working setup for my needs.
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Is it expected that when running
tsdisconon the host during a Moonlight/Vibepollo session, the session will terminate? The reason I ask is because I would like to usetsconandtsdisconcommands to be able to resume sessions and allow me to bypass the Windows lock screen when I start a couch gaming session where I might not have a keyboard readily available.In my specific use case, I am aiming to use
tsdisconfollowed bytsconin a global prep command whenever the Windows logon UI is present. Ordinarily, I expect that doing so should effectively be able to resume an existing session assuming that I am in fact already signed in and it is just the lock screen visible. But the act of invokingtsdisconcreates problems within Vibepollo.Weirdly enough, I had this working (for at least a year) with Apollo before I decided to try Vibepollo, but then when I went back to Apollo, I found it to no longer work, so I'm not sure what's up with that. I'll have to spend some more time in the upcoming days seeing if I can get back into a working setup for my needs.
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