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What is a Lower RDS (on) MOSFET? - Super User Rds (the ds should be subscript) means "Resistance (drain-to-source)", the drain being where the current goes to and the source being where it is coming from MOSFET are generally used as a better alternative to power transistors and are used for high current switching applications Having a lower Rds basically means that less power is going to be lost across the MOSFET as per ohms law and by
remote desktop connection on 2 out of 3 monitors - Super User To use only two out of three monitors for a Remote Desktop Connection: -Right click on your desktop, enter display settings -Select your main display and select "Duplicate desktop on 1 and display you do not want to use for remote connection " -Make sure the other display extends the desktop along with your main display -Start the Remote desktop connection, make sure it is using only two
windows 10 - How to keep an RDP session alive? - Super User How to keep an RDP session alive? Yes, I know this question has been asked before, but all the solutions I have read and tried do not work in a locked-down environment in which the domain-level se
Terminal Server - RDP with local admin - Super User I have a Terminal Server setup on Windows server 2008 R2 I am trying to log in to it with RDP, using the local admin account (Not the domain admin) I have placed the local admin in the remote de
Windows Server 2022 RDS Cal Licensing - Super User I'm using Windows Server 2022, I'm actually playing with RDS Role I read that I can have 2 concurrent sessions without buying any RDS CAL (User Device whatever)
Remote Desktop intermittently freezing - Super User For me, connecting with Remote Desktop over VPN, the fix seems to be to disable Persistent bitmap caching under Show Options >> Local Experience Windows 10 Home build 18363 connecting to Win10 Enterprise build 18363 over Checkpoint VPN I tried disabling UDP as per the top voted answer but that resulted in frequent outright disconnects instead of frozen-screen symptoms Update: This isn't a
windows - Log off a disconnected user remotely - Super User How do I log a disconnected user off remotely? For example, I remotely connect to a computer (with Dameware, if that matters) and run a command that takes a significant amount of time to complete