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RDP screen goes black after successful remote login Often, I reboot that server and it uses auto-logon to login and run an application Today, I rebooted the server and when I try to connect with RDP, I get the login prompt and enter my credentials, I see a few expected messages fly by on the host OS (the last one I see is the word Welcome), but then the screen goes black