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The user is seeking a solution to preserve window positions across RDP sessions, as they often have to rearrange windows after disconnecting. Despite suggestions to review existing configuration tips, they confirm those do not resolve their issue. They have identified a third-party software, Windows Layout Manager, as a potential solution but are still working on automating its startup process, conveying ongoing efforts to find a suitable fix.
FireMarshalBill69

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I am using RDP to connect to my workstation, from which I rarely log out, leaving all open applications as is from session to session. Do you know of any way I can maintain the relative position of OPEN windows on the desktop? Every time I disconnect from RDP, I have to rearrange everything. :-( TIA.
 

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FireMarshalBill69

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Spirit Wolfe said:
GREETINGS!

You might want to take a look at this blog post to give you some ideas...

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Thank you for the quick response. However, I have been aware of all the points mentioned in that post for years and have routinely configured them all. None of them address the issue I am having.

However, in the past few hours, I have come across the only software I know of that even remotely approaches what I want to accomplish:

Stefan Didak – Windows Layout Manager (WiLMa) By Stefan Didak

What I'm using for my windows and layout management is the Window Layout Manager, or WiLMA for short (hey, as developers we're allowed to invent a dozen new acronyms each day and we like that little perk!). The following page provides a more detailed outline of what the Window Layout Manager...
www.stefandidak.com

It is still does not auto-start. I am trying to figure that out.
 

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