Windows Admin Console
I have been trying to remote desktop from a Windows 10 client into a headless computer running Windows 10.
- Microsoft has announced the general release of the Windows Admin Center (WAC), a browser-based IT administration console designed to manage Windows servers and workstations. More about Windows.
- The RSAT tools is not avaible for the moment for Windows 10. You need to wait! Only RSAT for Windows 10 dev preview is avaible but it's doesn't work on the RTM release.
I have not been able to log into the console session as shown by qwinsta. I have tried the /admin switch or adding administrator session:i:1 to an rdp file.
Explorer.exe is missing. I've checked the Windows folder and system32. When I try to run an sfc/scannow in the command prompt, I get the message you must be an administrator running a console session. Ele /x - opens a new console window in the current directory and closes the original console window. If ELE is started from a file manager, it just opens a new elevated console at the current path. Copy-paste ele.exe in any folder which is included in your system%PATH% environment variable, e.g. C: Windows or C: Windows system32.
The remote account I am logging into is an administrator. I have also tried local and microsoft account to no avail.
2 Answers
The /console switch was for connecting to the console session. This functionality is no longer considered useful, and has been removed.
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For backwards compatibility, the /admin switch behaves like the /console switch when connecting to a Windows 2003 or Windows 2003 R2 server. It does not behave like the /console switch when connecting to a modern version of Windows. (I am not sure whether the /admin switch has any effect when connecting to a Windows XP machine.) Sweepstakes software for internet cafe.
When connecting to a modern server version of Windows with the Remote Desktop Services component installed, the /admin switch affects certain behaviour, most notably whether a CAL (Client Access License) is consumed, as described in the linked article. (Note: prior to Windows 2008 R2, the Remote Desktop Services component was called Terminal Services.)
When connecting to a modern version of Windows Server that does not have Remote Desktop Services installed, or to a modern version of a Windows client edition, you do not need the /admin switch. You can use it, but it has no effect.
In summary: in theory, at least, you should not need to connect to the console session. Whatever documentation you are reading that suggests that you do may be out of date.
Addendum: Windows does allow components and third-party software to distinguish between Remote Desktop sessions and local sessions. In particular, applications run in Remote Destkop sessions have the REMOTE INTERACTIVE LOGON token whereas applications run in local sessions have the CONSOLE LOGON token.
I am not personally aware of any Windows components or third-party software that only allow access to the console logon except for the 'Restrict [CD-ROM/Floppy] access to locally logged-on user only' policies, which are off by default.
The /admin switch does not affect this behaviour. I no longer have access to any Windows Server 2003 machines to see what the /console switch did in this respect.
Windows Start Admin Console
Use this command line from a command prompt with elevated rights
mstsc -v:MACHINE_NAME /F -console
That'll do it, you can also save the file as a .bat file so all you need to do is click on it