Doing so will cause xrdp to fail, and will cause you hours of frustration. Most of the initial setup is straightforward, but one step is crucial: When you create your user account, do not select the Log In Automatically option. When you see the Virtual Machine Created Successfully dialog box, click Edit Settings to make any adjustments, or just click Connect to begin setting up Ubuntu for the first time.That downloads the Ubuntu image and creates the virtual machine, complete with support for xrdp. From the list of ready-made OS packages on the left, select Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS, as shown in the screenshot above.

Open the Hyper-V Manager and, in the Actions pane on the right, click Quick Create. Sur la machine physique, cest à dire lhôte Hyper-V, accédez à la Gestion de lordinateur pour avoir accès à la gestion des disques.

You'll find the instructions here: 'How to enable Hyper-V and create virtual machines.' Follow along with me (and remember, this only works on Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise if you're running Windows 10 Home, you need to upgrade). Setting up the Ubuntu VM is easy, but there are a few tricks that will help you avoid frustration. That support allows the use of Remote Desktop Protocol, which makes it possible to run Ubuntu in a so-called enhanced session, in full screen mode, with a shared Clipboard and shared drives.Īlso: Windows 10 tip: Repair your Windows 10 installation What's especially interesting about this ready-made virtual machine is that it supports the open-source xrdp package. So in 2019, I decided to branch out and use the domain for a public facing blog to be able to contribute to the IT Community about all things Microsoft.This preconfigured Hyper-V image has support for remote sessions built in.

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