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My RDP connects successfully- which is how I managed to restart the Workspace.Welcome to the Chocolatey Community Package Repository! The packages found in this section of the site are provided, maintained, and moderated by the community. Then the client goes back into a smaller window size, saying "Thank you for using Amazon Workspaces." as if I had intentionally logged out.
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The client will then briefly go full screen with the connection tools but with a blank interface as can be seen in the image below, When using the client to attempt to login to the Workspace, it'll hang on the connecting animation (the two arrows going around in a circle) while saying "Connecting". Additionally, RDP won't fullscreen the way that the client will, so I really would like to connect using the Workspace client again. The RDP connection sucks compared to the connection I had using the Amazon client. But now, despite efforts of restarting the Workspace or my physical computer, I cannot access my Workspace through the Client it'll only log in by RDP. Well, it kicked me out of the Amazon Workspace Client but successfully logged in via RDP. For lack of a logical explanation, we'll just say that I was curious to see what would happen. I opened the RDP from the same machine that I had my Amazon Workspace client open on- not the Workspace itself. While I was logged into my Amazon Workspace via the Amazon Workspace Client for Windows 10, I attempted to login using my RDP (Remote Desktop Connection) app.
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