Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 Folder Redirection Not Working

  • I've created a Windows7 WVD and successfully accessed to it. Everything's working fine except Speech Recognition (i.e. Mic redirection). I'm accessing to WVD via 'Microsoft Remote Desktop' on macOS and the default Remote Desktop on Windows OS with using a RDP file. Both clients didn't work. Here are what I tried or checked: 1.
  • The client machine is OS X Yosemite, running Microsoft Remote Desktop Version 8.0.12 (Build 25282) I have configured a folder for redirection in the OS X RDP client, with the 'name' field as 'andrew', and the 'path' field as /Users/andrew. This works correctly.

It should show up under Devices with Removable Storage. When you add the folder in Remote Desktop try clicking browse when adding the folder and confirm its the right path to the projects folder. Improve this answer. Answered Oct 20 '14 at 20:24.

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If you want to use Group Policy Folder Redirection for (my) DOCUMENTS or (my) DESKTOP:

  • USER CONFIGURATION > WINDOWS SETTINGS > FOLDER REDIRECTION > DOCUMENTS

you can but it has to be to on an SMB share. Let me explain.

Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 Folder Redirection Not Working

You can access a client PC from a Terminal Server using either:

BUT Folder Redirection is ONLY supported to the second of those options, an SMB SHARE. You cannot set your Group Policy Folder Redirection to: Dre discography zip.

  • BASIC, REDIRECT TO THE FOLLOWING LOCATION, tsclientc

Microsoft Remote Desktop 10 Folder Redirection Not Working

but you can set it to: Bluestacks yosemite 10 10 5.

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  • BASIC, REDIRECT TO THE FOLLOWING LOCATION, %clientname%share

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Note that I confirmed with Microsoft Partner support that you CAN use both User Profile Disks AND GP Folder Redirection at the same time. (Thank you Steven at Microsoft)