Month: October 2024
Opening Subprojects in their own window
Morning folks,
I am a project manager. I am working in project for desktop, and my dependents are checking off tasks in project online. I have created a master project with many different subprojects. This has been really helpful to track how our ongoing client work affects eachother, as it all pulls from the same limited resource pool. Thus, when a client is delayed, this master project helps me visualize how all the projects work at the same time.
As our busy season ramps up, we are going to be working on over a hundred different projects, which means there will be over a hundred subprojects in the master project file. These subprojects are linked to the master project, but there is no easy way for me to open up the subproject in a new window. If I doubleclick the subproject in project for desktop, it does not open up a new window. It seems like the only way I can open this subproject is by scrolling through the list of projects in my PWA or typing it into the search bar exactly (as typing in the first few letters of the name does not auto-populate the rest of the name, which is annoying). Is there a way I can open the subproject directly from the master project file, or do I always need to painstakingly find it by searching in my PWA?
Morning folks, I am a project manager. I am working in project for desktop, and my dependents are checking off tasks in project online. I have created a master project with many different subprojects. This has been really helpful to track how our ongoing client work affects eachother, as it all pulls from the same limited resource pool. Thus, when a client is delayed, this master project helps me visualize how all the projects work at the same time. As our busy season ramps up, we are going to be working on over a hundred different projects, which means there will be over a hundred subprojects in the master project file. These subprojects are linked to the master project, but there is no easy way for me to open up the subproject in a new window. If I doubleclick the subproject in project for desktop, it does not open up a new window. It seems like the only way I can open this subproject is by scrolling through the list of projects in my PWA or typing it into the search bar exactly (as typing in the first few letters of the name does not auto-populate the rest of the name, which is annoying). Is there a way I can open the subproject directly from the master project file, or do I always need to painstakingly find it by searching in my PWA? Read More
I need to change admin user for Azure SaaS Twilio SendGrid subscription/account
We have a SaaS Twilio SendGrid subscription in Azure. When navigating from the Azure resource, the user shown as “admin user” in the Sendgrid UI (https://app.sendgrid.com/) is wrong/outdated and needs to be updated. According to Twilio support, this must be done in Azure since everything regarding the account is managed there, but I cannot figure out how to change the admin user.
Can you please help me?
We have a SaaS Twilio SendGrid subscription in Azure. When navigating from the Azure resource, the user shown as “admin user” in the Sendgrid UI (https://app.sendgrid.com/) is wrong/outdated and needs to be updated. According to Twilio support, this must be done in Azure since everything regarding the account is managed there, but I cannot figure out how to change the admin user. Can you please help me? Read More
Run Logic app if new virtual machine is created
Hello,
I’m building logic app that get triggered on resource creation event by connecting it to event grid.
my goal is only to run this if new vm is created however logic app get executed on every create success event.
I noticed whenever there is deletion or creation on VM the logic app get triggered. Even in the event payload there is no difference between create and delete VM.
how to limit the call of logic app only if new VM is created?
Hello, I’m building logic app that get triggered on resource creation event by connecting it to event grid.my goal is only to run this if new vm is created however logic app get executed on every create success event. I noticed whenever there is deletion or creation on VM the logic app get triggered. Even in the event payload there is no difference between create and delete VM. how to limit the call of logic app only if new VM is created? Read More
Account Deleted- can still chat in teams
My client invited his hotmail account as a guest, deleted it on September 30 and can still send messages in Teams from hotmail to his colleagues work accounts. How is this possible? How can it be prevented?
My client invited his hotmail account as a guest, deleted it on September 30 and can still send messages in Teams from hotmail to his colleagues work accounts. How is this possible? How can it be prevented? Read More
Chat messages available after account has been deleted
My client invited his hotmail account as a guest, deleted it on September 30 and can still send messages in Teams from hotmail to his colleagues work accounts. How is this possible? How can it be prevented?
My client invited his hotmail account as a guest, deleted it on September 30 and can still send messages in Teams from hotmail to his colleagues work accounts. How is this possible? How can it be prevented? Read More
What’s New in Microsoft EDU – October 2024
Welcome to our monthly update for Microsoft Education and thank you so much for being part of our growing community! We’ve been working on some great new updates that we’re excited to share with you, so here’s what’s new this month. Enjoy!
October Topics:
Classwork Module generation with AI
Learning Accelerators/Assignments LTI General Availability
Speaker Progress updates
Microsoft Reflect updates – Check-in reasons
Teams for EDU updates
Minecraft Education updates
Figma EDU and Microsoft EDU partnership
Introducing the Turnitin Feedback Studio Integration with Microsoft Teams
1. Classwork Module generation with AI
Using generative AI to create modules in Classwork
Classwork is a built-in app for classes using Teams for Education that helps you manage your curriculum and lets educators create and organize class resources such as Assignments, Files, Links, Channels, Class Notebook pages, and more. With AI enabled Classwork module generation, educators can get assistance creating a course outline and drafting modules and descriptions based on the subject, student grade level, and class learning objectives. The educator is always in the driver’s seat and can choose to edit, delete, or regenerate modules before adding them to Classwork.
Classwork AI in Teams
When: Globally available now
2. Learning Accelerators / Assignments LTI General Availability
We are pleased to announce general availability of the Teams Assignments integration for Canvas and PowerSchool Schoology Learning! The Teams Assignments integration brings the power of Microsoft Learning Accelerators and generative AI educator tools to your LMS, along with other engaging activities such as Flip videos, Auto-graded Forms, MakeCode projects, Whiteboards, and Reflect check-ins. Grades and feedback are automatically returned to the LMS gradebook.
LMS admin resources for deployment
Canvas Admin Deployment Guide
Schoology Learning Admin Deployment Guide
NOTE: If you have already deployed the Preview for Teams Assignments in Canvas or Schoology Learning you do not have to re-install – just keep enjoying the app!
Educator resources for readiness:
Using Microsoft Teams Assignments in Learning Management Systems
Achieve More with Assignments in your LMS
The new Teams Assignments integration brings unique new capabilities into your LMS, saving educators time, and providing powerful tools to accelerate learning. For example, with Teams assignments you can:
Leverage AI during assignment creation to rapidly draft assignment descriptions and rubrics
Accelerate student learning and provide educator insights with Reading, Math, Search, and Speaker Progress assignments
Deliver auto-graded quizzes with Microsoft Forms
Access unique assignment types such as Microsoft Whiteboard, MakeCode, and Flip video
Use Reflect exit check-ins to gain insight into student sentiment related to assignments
Teams Assignments are seamlessly integrated with LMS assignments via the Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) ® v1.3 Advantage standard. As an educator, you can create new Teams assignments or link existing Teams assignments in your LMS course. Once linked, you can view and access those assignments as you would any other assignment in the LMS course. Your students can view and access their Teams assignments in the same way as their other LMS assignments. Assignment grades in Teams are automatically imported into the LMS gradebook. You can now use the best that Teams assignments and your LMS offer working together, instead of working alongside each other.
Create and link Teams Assignments in the LMS course
Create and link Teams Assignments in the LMS course.
Grades and feedback automatically post back to the LMS gradebook
Grades and feedback automatically post back to the LMS gradebook.
Leverage Microsoft Education for more than Assignments in your LMS
The new Teams assignments integration is the latest advancement in our continued efforts to bring the full value of Microsoft Education to users of learning management systems. You can already use the capabilities of Microsoft Teams, OneDrive, OneNote Class Notebooks, Microsoft Reflect directly within LMS courses. You can learn more about these integrations with leaning management systems such as Blackboard Learn, Brightspace, Canvas, Schoology Learning and Moodle in our previous overview, and our support page.
When: Available now
3. Speaker Progress updates
The top request for Speaker Progress has been to add support for students adding PowerPoint decks for their assignments. We are excited to announce that we will soon be adding support for Screen Recording and PowerPoint sharing in Speaker Progress. Students will be able to share PPT decks, navigate through them, see their speaker notes, and see Speaker Coach notifications all at once. The screen recording of the entire PowerPoint and student video experience will be recorded and shared back to the educator for review.
Speaker Progress Updates
When: Rollout beings in late October
New language support coming for Speaker Progress
We are excited to announce that new languages are coming to Speaker Progress! Currently, only English is supported, but later in October and into November, new languages will be rolling out, including Spanish, French, Portuguese (Brazil), German, Polish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish. Later in the year, we anticipate adding even more languages.
Speaker Progress Language updates
When: Preview begins in late October, global rollout in November
4. Microsoft Reflect updates – Check-in reasons
Elevate your learners’ voices by letting them share the reasons behind their emotions during check-ins, using research-backed options tailored to the specific question. When a student responds, they select their emotion and, if enabled, provide one or more reasons behind their feelings.
Once responses are collected, you can view them in a way that aligns with your focus—whether it’s understanding the overall class dynamics or identifying specific students who need extra support. To help you take action, the reasons are categorized into focus areas, each offering strategies backed by years of research from experts at the Stanford Graduate School of Education.
Reflect check-in reasons empower you to understand why students feel the way they do, view responses in ways that prioritize what matters, and use research-backed strategies to make a positive impact.
Try these new capabilities of Reflect right in your browser, in the new Windows app, in your Microsoft Teams class, or integrated into your LMS. To learn more, visit Reflect website.
Reflect
When: Available now
5. Teams for EDU updates
Formatted feedback support
We’re excited to introduce Formatted Feedback for Teams Assignments, offering enhanced options for feedback to your students! Now, you can provide detailed and visually engaging feedback with support for bold, italic, underline, bullet points, font color, highlights, and even emojis (Windows + . shortcut).
With up to 10,000 characters of space, teachers have plenty of room to give comprehensive feedback. Need more space? Switch to Expanded View for a larger text input, making it easier than ever to craft detailed responses.
Rich text
When: Available Now
Screen Recording in Flip Camera for Teachers and Students
We’re expanding the capabilities of Flip Camera with a new Screen Recording feature! Now, both teachers and students can easily record their screen while explaining concepts or demonstrating tasks. Whether a student is walking through a project, or a teacher is guiding through an example, this new tool brings even more interactivity and clarity to assignments.
Screen recording in Flip Camera for Teachers and Students
When: Rolling out in October.
Refreshed grid view experience
Microsoft Teams for Education now has a new refreshed grid view, wherein you will directly be able to get your assignments or classwork for your classes in grid view. This feature will make it easier and faster to get to your assignments, classwork or channels.
When: Rolling out in October.
6. Minecraft Education updates
AI Foundations curriculum
Minecraft Education just released a new set of AI literacy materials called AI Foundations. This program is designed to help students, educators, and families explore AI together and understand how to use AI tools responsibly. Read more about this content in this blog post.
Watch the AI Adventurers animated series, created with Microsoft’s Democracy Forward team to spark conversations and demystify AI. Download free teaching materials, parent’s guide, and printable poster.
Fantastic Fairgrounds is a new immersive world that introduces students to ways AI helps us solve problems in the real world. Make career connections in this engaging, essential learning experience available in Minecraft Education and Minecraft Bedrock.
Learn how to integrate AI Foundations into any classroom with this downloadable curriculum guide which maps this Minecraft AI literacy content to standards.
When: Available now
Teach space science with the James Webb Telescope
Minecraft Education just released a new world and teaching materials to engage students in the wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope, building on Minecraft’s Artemis collection and inspired by NASA. Students can discover NASA’s groundbreaking work in understanding star formation, planet characteristics, and galaxy structures then dive into a creative build challenge to create their own solar system.
When: Available today
New Minecraft Hour of Code
We are celebrating 10 years of Minecraft Hour of Code with a new tutorial in partnership with Code.org and Microsoft. Get ready for Minecraft’s most show-stopping coding lesson yet!
Hour of Code helps anyone learn coding basics in the engaging Minecraft world, with onramps for educators to teach Computer Science, AI and Cyber across the curriculum. Minecraft Hour of Code has reached more than 230 million sessions since 2016, and we are excited to continue this momentum. Stay tuned for the new tutorial, trailer, and supplemental teaching materials coming later this month.
When: Rolling out in late October
7. Figma EDU and Microsoft EDU partnership
It’s back-to-school season, and we’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Figma to bring their professional-grade design and collaboration tools to Microsoft 365 schools! Administrators and school leaders can apply here to get started.
In today’s fast-paced world, skills like collaboration, creativity, and problem solving are more essential than ever. That’s why we’re offering free access to Figma and FigJam enterprise tiers for all K-12 educators and students within Microsoft schools. Figma and FigJam are design and collaboration software used by professional designers, engineers, and makers of all kinds. They can support students in building together—in a fun, interactive space that simultaneously prepares them for future career opportunities.
Here is a list of the 10 great ways to use Figma in the classroom!
Figma in the classroom
When: Applications open now
8. Introducing the Turnitin Feedback Studio Integration with Microsoft Teams
Turnitin Feedback Studio is now integrated with Microsoft Teams, offering a suite of advanced features to enhance your teaching and grading experience.
Turnitin for assignments in Microsoft Teams for Education
This integration allows you to leverage Turnitin’s full capabilities for academic integrity, feedback, and grading. You can access best-in-class similarity checking directly within Teams and use intuitive, time-saving tools for formative feedback and grading. This helps students develop writing excellence, critical thinking skills, and career readiness.
Explore these new features in Microsoft Teams today and transform your teaching experience.
Get Started Today
Ready to integrate Turnitin Feedback Studio with Microsoft Teams? Visit Turnitin’s updated help guidance pages for comprehensive admin and instructor FAQs, along with step-by-step instructions on how to install the integration from the Microsoft app store.
And finally, just to recap all the news we have for you this month, here’s a quick review of all the features that are generally available or are rolling out now:
Classwork AI
Learning Accelerators and Assignments LTI integration
Speaker Progress updates
Reflect updates
Teams for Education updates
Minecraft EDU updates
Figma EDU and Microsoft EDU partnership
Turn-in-In Feedback studio integration
Have any feedback to share with us? As always, we’d love to hear it!
Mike Tholfsen
Group Product Manager
Microsoft Education
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Introducing Server-Side Test Criteria for Azure Load Testing
We are excited to announce a powerful new feature for Azure Load Testing: the ability to set test criteria on server-side metrics. This enhancement allows you to define precise failure conditions based on the performance of your server-side components, providing greater insight into performance bottlenecks and resource throttling issues.
Why Server-Side Metrics Matter
Traditionally, Azure Load Testing has empowered users to define test-failure criteria tailored to client-side metrics. By setting threshold values for these metrics, users could determine when their load test should be considered a failure. However, performance bottlenecks often originate from server-side resource constraints. By allowing test criteria configuration on server-side metrics, we provide a more comprehensive monitoring solution.
Getting Started
To leverage this new feature, follow these steps:
1. Assign a Managed Identity to Your Load Testing Resource
First, you need to assign a managed identity to your Azure load testing resource, which can be either system-assigned or user-assigned. This Managed Identity can fetch metrics from the app component.
System-Assigned Managed Identity
Here’s how to assign a system-assigned managed identity:
In the Azure portal, navigate to your Azure load testing resource.
On the left pane, select Identity.
In the System assigned tab, switch Status to On and select Save.
Confirm the assignment by selecting Yes on the confirmation window.
Once the operation completes, the page will display the Object ID of the managed identity, allowing you to assign permissions to it.
User-Assigned Managed Identity
To assign a user-assigned managed identity, follow these steps:
Navigate to your Azure load testing resource in the Azure portal.
On the left pane, select Identity.
Under the User assigned tab, click on Add, then select the user-assigned managed identity you want to assign from the list.
Select Add to confirm the assignment.
The selected user-assigned managed identity will now be associated with your load testing resource, and you can grant it the necessary permissions.
2. Grant Permissions to the Managed Identity
Next, grant the managed identity permission to read metrics from your app component:
Navigate to your app component in the Azure portal.
On the left pane, select Access Control (IAM), then select + Add, and choose Add role assignment.
On the Role tab, search for Monitoring Reader or Monitoring Contributor under Job functions roles.
On the Members tab, under Assign access to, select Managed Identity.
Click on Select members, search for and select the managed identity for the load testing resource, and click Next.
Select Review + assign to finalize the permission assignment.
3. Configure Failure Criteria on Server-Side Metrics
Finally, configure the failure criteria for server-side metrics within the Azure Load Testing portal:
Navigate to your Azure Load Testing resource and click on Create Test.
Under the Monitoring tab, configure the app components you want to monitor during the test.
Configure the Metrics reference identity, ensuring you use the identity granted access previously.
On the Test criteria pane, fill in the Resource ID, Namespace, Metric, Aggregation, Condition, and Threshold values for your test.
Select Apply to save the changes.
When you run the load test, Azure Load Testing will use these test criteria to determine the status of the load test run. The dashboard will display the status of each test criterion, and the overall test status will be marked as failed if at least one criterion is met.
You can even integrate your tests in your CICD pipelines to check for server bottlenecks with every release and deployment.
Conclusion
The new server-side test criteria feature for Azure Load Testing provides a robust mechanism for identifying and addressing performance bottlenecks. By configuring failure conditions based on server metrics, you can gain deeper insights and ensure the reliability and performance of your applications.
If you haven’t tried Azure Load Testing yet, you can create a resource, test your application and set failure criteria on server metrics today. If you are already using Azure Load Testing, we look forward to your feedback on this feature!
Thank you for your continued support.
Microsoft Tech Community – Latest Blogs –Read More
Is there a way to get a cell to show alternate text based off deliberate characters found in a cell?
Hello, Is there a formula that will either place “Discount” or “Received” in a cell if another cell contains the characters “%” or “-” in it respectively.
I have enclosed a image to better demonstrate below. The idea is if I place 12% in col. A it will find the percentage character then in col. C will show “Discount” but if it is a date with a dash then it shows “Received”. If it finds neither I’d like it to be blank. The cells in column A are formatted as TEXT.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Hello, Is there a formula that will either place “Discount” or “Received” in a cell if another cell contains the characters “%” or “-” in it respectively. I have enclosed a image to better demonstrate below. The idea is if I place 12% in col. A it will find the percentage character then in col. C will show “Discount” but if it is a date with a dash then it shows “Received”. If it finds neither I’d like it to be blank. The cells in column A are formatted as TEXT.Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Read More
SQL try catch in activity has no effect
I am trying to build a dyamic pipeline for multiple customers.
My source is a Synapse Serverless view on top of a Azure DataLake. Sometimes a customer hast (currently) no data in some views. In this case the views throw an error.
Msg 13807, Level 16, State 1, Procedure omteam, Line 2 [Batch Start Line 0]
Content of directory on path ‘*/omteam/*.csv’ cannot be listed.
Msg 4413, Level 16, State 1, Line 569
Could not use view or function ‘dbo.omteam’ because of binding errors.
I created a sql try catch for such a case:
BEGIN TRY
DECLARE @sql nvarchar(4000) = ‘SELECT * from dbo.omteam where DataLakeModified_DateTime between ”1900-01-01T00:00:00” and ”2024-08-19 11:39:55.0000000”’
exec sp_executesql @sql
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
IF(ERROR_NUMBER() = 13807)
SELECT ERROR_NUMBER() AS ErrorNumber,
ERROR_SEVERITY() AS ErrorSeverity,
ERROR_STATE() AS ErrorState,
ERROR_PROCEDURE() AS ErrorProcedure,
ERROR_MESSAGE() AS ErrorMessage;
ELSE
THROW
END CATCH
The SQL Statement works now in SSMS. In ADF the try catch has no affect, the activity still fails.
ADF error:
Failure happened on ‘Source’ side. ‘Type=Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlException,Message=Content of directory on path ‘*/omteam/*.csv’ cannot be listed.
Could not use view or function ‘dbo.omteam’ because of binding errors.,Source=Framework Microsoft SqlClient Data Provider,’
Which is the same error as before i built the try catch.
Any idea?
I am trying to build a dyamic pipeline for multiple customers.My source is a Synapse Serverless view on top of a Azure DataLake. Sometimes a customer hast (currently) no data in some views. In this case the views throw an error.Msg 13807, Level 16, State 1, Procedure omteam, Line 2 [Batch Start Line 0]
Content of directory on path ‘*/omteam/*.csv’ cannot be listed.
Msg 4413, Level 16, State 1, Line 569
Could not use view or function ‘dbo.omteam’ because of binding errors. I created a sql try catch for such a case: BEGIN TRY
DECLARE @sql nvarchar(4000) = ‘SELECT * from dbo.omteam where DataLakeModified_DateTime between ”1900-01-01T00:00:00” and ”2024-08-19 11:39:55.0000000”’
exec sp_executesql @sql
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
IF(ERROR_NUMBER() = 13807)
SELECT ERROR_NUMBER() AS ErrorNumber,
ERROR_SEVERITY() AS ErrorSeverity,
ERROR_STATE() AS ErrorState,
ERROR_PROCEDURE() AS ErrorProcedure,
ERROR_MESSAGE() AS ErrorMessage;
ELSE
THROW
END CATCHThe SQL Statement works now in SSMS. In ADF the try catch has no affect, the activity still fails. ADF error: Failure happened on ‘Source’ side. ‘Type=Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlException,Message=Content of directory on path ‘*/omteam/*.csv’ cannot be listed.
Could not use view or function ‘dbo.omteam’ because of binding errors.,Source=Framework Microsoft SqlClient Data Provider,’Which is the same error as before i built the try catch.Any idea? Read More
Editing a Teams Town Hall Invite
When you send a Teams Town Hall invite you can customize the email to edit everything except that it leaves the domain name of your tenant at the bottom of the invite for example:
A*****.com
There does not seem to be any options in Teams Admin to change this. We have multiple companies using a single tenant and it’s displaying a message that includes the tenant domain which we don’t want.
Any ideas?
When you send a Teams Town Hall invite you can customize the email to edit everything except that it leaves the domain name of your tenant at the bottom of the invite for example:A*****.com This event is powered by Microsoft Teams, under the direction of the meeting organizer. The data processing that occurs for purposes of this event is subject to the terms of the meeting organizer. Microsoft Privacy PolicyThere does not seem to be any options in Teams Admin to change this. We have multiple companies using a single tenant and it’s displaying a message that includes the tenant domain which we don’t want. Any ideas? Read More
Time formatting for subtitles
Hello,
I need to add subtitle timing in this format: 00:02:04,095 but Excel keeps changing the number. If I add a custom number of dd:hh:mm,sss then it turns out as 00:00:02,04. Please advise what format should I use. Thanks.
Hello, I need to add subtitle timing in this format: 00:02:04,095 but Excel keeps changing the number. If I add a custom number of dd:hh:mm,sss then it turns out as 00:00:02,04. Please advise what format should I use. Thanks. Read More
Unintended effect VBA code for drag and drop
Hi,
I am working on making an excel spreadsheets for my colleagues to fill in, not that they are not Excel savvy. The issue with my spreadsheet is that:
1. it has many lines with formulas/equations, and if the user would drag and drop any of the cells they are allowed to edit, they will brick the references of the formulas.2. also, the cells they are allowed to edit are “data validation” cells, meaning that the data validation will be removed if they drag and drop the cell.
So, I thought it would be best to block the drag and drop function. I am doing it with the following VBA codes :
————————————
Private Sub Workbook_Activate()
Application.CellDragAndDrop = False
End Sub
———————————–
Private Sub Workbook_close()
Application.CellDragAndDrop = True
End Sub
———————————–
The issue here is that. I can only copy data from my spreadsheet to other spreadsheets, and not the other way around. I have asked several people (and Chatgpt, of course). But there seems to be no easy fix for this issue. It is crucial for the people filling in this spreadsheet to copy data from other spreadsheets to the one that I am sending them.
So, any help regarding this issue would be super appreciated!
Best regards,
Aram
Hi, I am working on making an excel spreadsheets for my colleagues to fill in, not that they are not Excel savvy. The issue with my spreadsheet is that:1. it has many lines with formulas/equations, and if the user would drag and drop any of the cells they are allowed to edit, they will brick the references of the formulas.2. also, the cells they are allowed to edit are “data validation” cells, meaning that the data validation will be removed if they drag and drop the cell. So, I thought it would be best to block the drag and drop function. I am doing it with the following VBA codes : ————————————Private Sub Workbook_Activate()Application.CellDragAndDrop = FalseEnd Sub———————————–Private Sub Workbook_close()Application.CellDragAndDrop = TrueEnd Sub———————————– The issue here is that. I can only copy data from my spreadsheet to other spreadsheets, and not the other way around. I have asked several people (and Chatgpt, of course). But there seems to be no easy fix for this issue. It is crucial for the people filling in this spreadsheet to copy data from other spreadsheets to the one that I am sending them. So, any help regarding this issue would be super appreciated! Best regards,Aram Read More
Excel pivot linked to OLAP CUBE refresh fail once workbook is re-opened
Hi all
I have an Excel pivot that is connected to an OLAP Cube. When I create the connection it works fine, but as soon as the workbook is saved and re-opened, I am unable to interact with the pivot or refresh the data. All other users are experiencing the same problem.
Errors we are getting:
Answer “Yes” and enter password and then error:
The connection to datasource works if it is a new connection, but have to recreate the file every time which is very frustrating. Office 365.
Tried interacting with the pivot on re-opening without refreshing the data, but that results in the same error messages.
Thanks
Zelda
Hi allI have an Excel pivot that is connected to an OLAP Cube. When I create the connection it works fine, but as soon as the workbook is saved and re-opened, I am unable to interact with the pivot or refresh the data. All other users are experiencing the same problem. Errors we are getting:Answer “Yes” and enter password and then error:The connection to datasource works if it is a new connection, but have to recreate the file every time which is very frustrating. Office 365.Tried interacting with the pivot on re-opening without refreshing the data, but that results in the same error messages.ThanksZelda Read More
Filter, Sort and Print SharePoint Lists
Our hope is to have one list with resources from our entire organization. We would like folks searching the list to filter by the type of resource, city and the like. Then with filtered results, we would like to print a branded report so that we may give or send to a citizen that may wish to seek these service options.
How could Power Automate take the filtered list the user requested at the list level, and print it in a formatted report?
We are a service organization that has many divisions. Each division has a word document with a list resources. Many of the resources overlap. In an effort to reduce the many, many Word documents, we would like to create a list in SharePoint. The list would include the name of the resource, the area of help like “General”, “Crisis”, “Counseling”, the name of the division who is responsible for the resource, and other fields like email, website, phone numbers, etc.Our hope is to have one list with resources from our entire organization. We would like folks searching the list to filter by the type of resource, city and the like. Then with filtered results, we would like to print a branded report so that we may give or send to a citizen that may wish to seek these service options. How could Power Automate take the filtered list the user requested at the list level, and print it in a formatted report? Read More
After Installing 27718.1000 & after boot screen “A bootable device has not been detected.” Nvme SSD
To the Microsoft Windows Insider Developers
Check out feedback hub for Major Issue
###
After Installing 27718.1000 & after boot screen “A bootable device has not been detected.” Nvme SSD
###
Hi Microsoft
Short version of the issue
Installed Microsoft Windows Canary 27718.1000
after installation
“With Intel Nug9i9qnx Bios version Intel/Asus QXCFL579.0077”
“No bootable device was found” no SSD nvme are present and NO Windows 11 are reachable from the Bios”
Håkan I
feedback hub under account email address removed for privacy reasons
To the Microsoft Windows Insider Developers Check out feedback hub for Major Issue ###After Installing 27718.1000 & after boot screen “A bootable device has not been detected.” Nvme SSD### Hi MicrosoftShort version of the issueInstalled Microsoft Windows Canary 27718.1000after installation”With Intel Nug9i9qnx Bios version Intel/Asus QXCFL579.0077″”No bootable device was found” no SSD nvme are present and NO Windows 11 are reachable from the Bios”Håkan Ifeedback hub under account email address removed for privacy reasons Read More
How do I change the X axis values for an Area Chart?
Insert > Chart > Scatter — results in https://snipboard.io/DBOqm3.jpg. It is easy to change the X axis values.
Insert > Chart > More Charts > More Scatter Charts > Area — results in https://snipboard.io/j1onUm.jpg. How do I change the X axis values?
Insert > Chart > Scatter — results in https://snipboard.io/DBOqm3.jpg. It is easy to change the X axis values. Insert > Chart > More Charts > More Scatter Charts > Area — results in https://snipboard.io/j1onUm.jpg. How do I change the X axis values? Read More
SharePoint list items drag and drop functionality
I wanted to record a clip of the new drag and drop functionality for our tenant users, but i found that the new functionality is bit instable. Items get placed in the wrong place, sometimes they dont move at all. White screens, untill reloading the page. I was wondering if other community members experience the same problems with the new drag an drop functionality in SharePoint Online list’s.
Animated gif for demo
I wanted to record a clip of the new drag and drop functionality for our tenant users, but i found that the new functionality is bit instable. Items get placed in the wrong place, sometimes they dont move at all. White screens, untill reloading the page. I was wondering if other community members experience the same problems with the new drag an drop functionality in SharePoint Online list’s.Animated gif for demo Read More
Change scale of X-axis to 1-month intervals on stacked bar chart
Hi,
I am making a timeline for some projects in Excel using a stacked bar chart, with the project names going down on the y-axis and dates going along the x-axis. I have managed to make the date axis have major intervals of 4 weeks, with 1-week minor intervals, but ideally I’d like the major intervals to be monthly – e.g each line is the 1st of each month.
I have followed guides online to try and do this, which have told me that in the “Format Axis” tab there should be an option to set the units and intervals to months, but for some reason this isn’t showing for me.
I will attach a scrubbed version of the excel document for reference.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Hi, I am making a timeline for some projects in Excel using a stacked bar chart, with the project names going down on the y-axis and dates going along the x-axis. I have managed to make the date axis have major intervals of 4 weeks, with 1-week minor intervals, but ideally I’d like the major intervals to be monthly – e.g each line is the 1st of each month. I have followed guides online to try and do this, which have told me that in the “Format Axis” tab there should be an option to set the units and intervals to months, but for some reason this isn’t showing for me. I will attach a scrubbed version of the excel document for reference. Any help is greatly appreciated. Excel Example.xlsx Read More
Install of new Config Manager (MECM) – Issues with RDC library
Hello. We installed SCCM 2012 a few years ago. In recent years, this has really only collected dust and been little used.
But now, it has been decided that we will set up new hardware with server 2022 where SCCM 2022 will be installed.
What we’ve done is uninstall the old instance so we can start with a clean one.
I see that the entries we had on our DCs – in “System/System management” disappeared after we removed roles and uninstalled SCCM2012.
I have followed a step by step guide to install new standalone instances on 2 sites.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCElfLBLyX0)
Everything apparently goes well with new users, SQL installation, rights etc., until MS Config Manager Setup Wiazard has to do a Prerequisite Check..
There are 2 things wrong here:
Microsoft Remote Differential Compression (RDC) library registered
Microsoft Remote Differential Compression (RDC) library must be registered for Configuration Manager site server installation. Details at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2186120.
Existing Configuration Manager server components on site server.
A site server or site system role is already installed on the computer selected for site server installation. Remove the site or site system role from the computer, or select another computer for site server installation.
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the “Remote Differential Compression” feature a few times but still get the same error despite having it installed.
I can understand that I get errors on the Exisiting configuration manager server, as we have had one installed. But a bit strange to get that message when it is uninstalled.
So I’m kind of stuck on these error messages… Does anyone know how I can move forward?
Hello. We installed SCCM 2012 a few years ago. In recent years, this has really only collected dust and been little used.But now, it has been decided that we will set up new hardware with server 2022 where SCCM 2022 will be installed.What we’ve done is uninstall the old instance so we can start with a clean one.I see that the entries we had on our DCs – in “System/System management” disappeared after we removed roles and uninstalled SCCM2012.I have followed a step by step guide to install new standalone instances on 2 sites.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCElfLBLyX0)Everything apparently goes well with new users, SQL installation, rights etc., until MS Config Manager Setup Wiazard has to do a Prerequisite Check..There are 2 things wrong here:Microsoft Remote Differential Compression (RDC) library registeredMicrosoft Remote Differential Compression (RDC) library must be registered for Configuration Manager site server installation. Details at https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2186120.Existing Configuration Manager server components on site server.A site server or site system role is already installed on the computer selected for site server installation. Remove the site or site system role from the computer, or select another computer for site server installation. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the “Remote Differential Compression” feature a few times but still get the same error despite having it installed.I can understand that I get errors on the Exisiting configuration manager server, as we have had one installed. But a bit strange to get that message when it is uninstalled. So I’m kind of stuck on these error messages… Does anyone know how I can move forward? Read More
Windows App for MacOS Sequoia continually crashing
App crashes randomly from between 5 seconds and less than an hour of connectivity. Error code: 0x407 every time. Captured log file:
E|2024-10-08 10:18:11.3450 +01:00|FileLoggingWindowController.swift:243 Logging to file started!!
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.7750 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x16fdc7000> A3CORE(WARN): CreateDiagnostics failed.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/a3rdcoreadapter/a3client.cpp(268): Initialize()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Null Drive redirection adaptor.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/xPlat/DriveRedirection/RdpXUClientDeviceRDManager.cpp(75): InitializeInstance()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): No channels to initialize
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/RemoteApp/vcplugin/mscomvcplugin.cpp(331): VirtualChannelEntryEx()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): VirtualChannelEntryEx failed
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/RemoteApp/vcplugin/mscomvcplugin.cpp(610): MSCOMVC_VirtualChannelEntryEx()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to load MSCOMVC plugin, maybe not enabled
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Virtualchannels/StaticVcPluginLoader.cpp(577): ProcessStaticVirtualChannelPlugins()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to load SCRIPT VC plugin, maybe not enabled.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Virtualchannels/StaticVcPluginLoader.cpp(654): ProcessStaticVirtualChannelPlugins()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Persistence bitmap cache is disabled.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhapi.cpp(467): CoreObjectPhase2Initialize()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): QI as IID_ITSInstance failed. Expected on non-Win32 platforms HR: 80004002
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhapi.cpp(211): CoreObjectPhase2Initialize()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): No server addresses were set in the transport props.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Transport/ClientCore/Implementation/TsTcpDctTransport.cpp(264): GetAllServerConnectionAddresses()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): No server addresses were found to add to the property store.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Transport/ClientCore/Implementation/TsTcpDctTransport.cpp(434): Connect()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9710 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b327000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Inform: got fastpath upstream handler name = 0x12c9d7660
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(884): GetFastPathUpstreamLevelHandler()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:14.0120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3SECURITY(WARN): The server certificate is untrusted
E|2024-10-08 10:18:16.6880 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): No data of type 0xc09
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(1340): ParseUserData()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.6940 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Inform: got raw transport handler name = 0x10f68e390
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(848): GetTransportLevelHandler()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Server returned 32 bpp
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ccfsm.cpp(2131): CCShareStart()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): New desktop size 3840 x 1608
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ccfsm.cpp(2139): CCShareStart()
E|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): PopulateCacCodecCaps failed!
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ccfsm.cpp(1989): PopulateCodecCapabilities()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Server doesn’t support relative mouse movements
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ih.cpp(769): IH_ProcessInputCaps()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7780 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Preparing REV2 caps for server
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhint.cpp(3221): UHAllocBitmapCacheMemory()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7780 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Doing one-time enabling
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhapi.cpp(1677): UH_Enable()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7780 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Clear order types received list
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/odapi.cpp(789): OD_Enable()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7790 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::CoreInput”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7790 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::MouseCursor”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> PLATFORMSTUB(WARN): CRDPCacCodec_CreateInstance unimplemented!
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/a3rdcoreadapter/platform_stubs.cpp(128): CRDPCacCodec_CreateInstance()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): CRDPCacCodec_CreateInstance failed, continuing without it HR: 80004001
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(905): InitializeDecompressors()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> PLATFORMSTUB(WARN): CRDPCacVideoCodec_CreateInstance unimplemented!
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/a3rdcoreadapter/platform_stubs.cpp(145): CRDPCacVideoCodec_CreateInstance()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): CRDPCacVideoCodec_CreateInstance failed, continuing without it HR: 80004001
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(978): InitializeDecompressors()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Video::Control::v08.01”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Video::Data::v08.01”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.8800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “AUDIO_PLAYBACK_DVC”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.8820 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “AUDIO_PLAYBACK_DVC”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.8850 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “RDCamera_Device_Enumerator”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9080 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Notify”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9090 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): OnNewChannelConnection(Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Input) denied connection
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(1399): OnCreateChannel()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9090 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): SyncChannelCreate failed because access is denied.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(4024): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9440 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): SyncChannelCreate failed because access is denied.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(4024): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9440 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): OnNewChannelConnection(Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Location) denied connection
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(1399): OnCreateChannel()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:17.2340 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “TextInput_ServerToClientDVC”
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.2010 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.2940 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.3570 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to clear the protect flag on the surface. HR: 80004005
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(2071): DecodeDeleteSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.6560 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:22.7030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Session ID is: 2
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/aco.cpp(1702): OnSaveSessionInfoPDU()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:22.7030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Received autoreconnect cookie – size: 28
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/aco.cpp(1781): OnSaveSessionInfoPDU()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:24.9060 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to clear the protect flag on the surface. HR: 80004005
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(2071): DecodeDeleteSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:25.1700 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:46.3660 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:18:48.4370 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.2610 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b29b000> RDP_WAN(WARN): Client connMonitor goes to CMSTATE_WARNING.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/ConnectionMonitor.cpp(386): RunMonitoringFSM()
E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDPSECURITYFILTER(ERR): Caught a TLSFilterException during send or receive: SSL_read failed with Decryption (or bad MAC) error. error:0A000119:SSL routines::decryption failed or bad record mac . ErrorCode: DecryptionFailed
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Filters/SSL/SslFilter.cpp(1025): OnSendReceiveException()
E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDPSECURITYFILTER(ERR): Disconnecting with disconnect reason: SSL_ERR_DECRYPTION_FAILED
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Filters/SSL/SslFilter.cpp(791): DisconnectWithErrorCode()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): TSFilterTransport making a disconnect with 0x0
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(1938): Disconnect()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): VC Channel not connected or uninitialized
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2527): SendChannelData()
E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): Channel::StartWrite failed
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2400): SendChannelClose()
E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): Channel::StartWrite failed
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2400): SendChannelClose()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): VC Channel not connected or uninitialized
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2527): SendChannelData()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): VC Channel not connected or uninitialized
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2527): SendChannelData()
E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): Channel::StartWrite failed
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2400): SendChannelClose()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5720 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x322e1b000> RDP_WAN(WARN): NetworkConnectivityLevel : NetworkConnectivityLevelHintInternetAccess
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/ConnectionMonitorHealthResponder.cpp(174): operator()()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5720 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x322e1b000> RDP_WAN(WARN): ServiceConnectivityStatus : Succeeded
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/ConnectionMonitorHealthResponder.cpp(175): operator()()
E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5740 +01:00|CoreDataObjectStore.swift:1188 Failed to fetch ConnectionTime entity [error=entityNotFound].
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5790 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Unable to pop filter 0x17a891a20 from head
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/constack.cpp(767): PopProtocolHandler()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()
W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_CORE(WARN): Virtual channel is not open as expected.
/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/xPlat/DriveRedirection/RdpXUClientDriveRDVirtualChannel.cpp(334): CloseVirtualChannel()
App crashes randomly from between 5 seconds and less than an hour of connectivity. Error code: 0x407 every time. Captured log file: E|2024-10-08 10:18:11.3450 +01:00|FileLoggingWindowController.swift:243 Logging to file started!!W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.7750 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x16fdc7000> A3CORE(WARN): CreateDiagnostics failed./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/a3rdcoreadapter/a3client.cpp(268): Initialize()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Null Drive redirection adaptor./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/xPlat/DriveRedirection/RdpXUClientDeviceRDManager.cpp(75): InitializeInstance()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): No channels to initialize/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/RemoteApp/vcplugin/mscomvcplugin.cpp(331): VirtualChannelEntryEx()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): VirtualChannelEntryEx failed/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/RemoteApp/vcplugin/mscomvcplugin.cpp(610): MSCOMVC_VirtualChannelEntryEx()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to load MSCOMVC plugin, maybe not enabled/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Virtualchannels/StaticVcPluginLoader.cpp(577): ProcessStaticVirtualChannelPlugins()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9510 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to load SCRIPT VC plugin, maybe not enabled./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Virtualchannels/StaticVcPluginLoader.cpp(654): ProcessStaticVirtualChannelPlugins()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Persistence bitmap cache is disabled./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhapi.cpp(467): CoreObjectPhase2Initialize()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): QI as IID_ITSInstance failed. Expected on non-Win32 platforms HR: 80004002/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhapi.cpp(211): CoreObjectPhase2Initialize()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): No server addresses were set in the transport props./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Transport/ClientCore/Implementation/TsTcpDctTransport.cpp(264): GetAllServerConnectionAddresses()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9520 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): No server addresses were found to add to the property store./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Transport/ClientCore/Implementation/TsTcpDctTransport.cpp(434): Connect()W|2024-10-08 10:18:13.9710 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b327000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Inform: got fastpath upstream handler name = 0x12c9d7660/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(884): GetFastPathUpstreamLevelHandler()W|2024-10-08 10:18:14.0120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3SECURITY(WARN): The server certificate is untrustedE|2024-10-08 10:18:16.6880 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): No data of type 0xc09/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(1340): ParseUserData()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.6940 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Inform: got raw transport handler name = 0x10f68e390/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(848): GetTransportLevelHandler()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Server returned 32 bpp/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ccfsm.cpp(2131): CCShareStart()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): New desktop size 3840 x 1608/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ccfsm.cpp(2139): CCShareStart()E|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): PopulateCacCodecCaps failed!/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ccfsm.cpp(1989): PopulateCodecCapabilities()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7730 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Server doesn’t support relative mouse movements/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/ih.cpp(769): IH_ProcessInputCaps()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7780 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Preparing REV2 caps for server/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhint.cpp(3221): UHAllocBitmapCacheMemory()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7780 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Doing one-time enabling/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/uhapi.cpp(1677): UH_Enable()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7780 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Clear order types received list/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/odapi.cpp(789): OD_Enable()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7790 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::CoreInput”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7790 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::MouseCursor”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> PLATFORMSTUB(WARN): CRDPCacCodec_CreateInstance unimplemented!/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/a3rdcoreadapter/platform_stubs.cpp(128): CRDPCacCodec_CreateInstance()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): CRDPCacCodec_CreateInstance failed, continuing without it HR: 80004001/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(905): InitializeDecompressors()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> PLATFORMSTUB(WARN): CRDPCacVideoCodec_CreateInstance unimplemented!/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/a3rdcoreadapter/platform_stubs.cpp(145): CRDPCacVideoCodec_CreateInstance()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): CRDPCacVideoCodec_CreateInstance failed, continuing without it HR: 80004001/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(978): InitializeDecompressors()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Video::Control::v08.01″/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.7810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Video::Data::v08.01″/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.8800 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “AUDIO_PLAYBACK_DVC”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.8820 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “AUDIO_PLAYBACK_DVC”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.8850 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “RDCamera_Device_Enumerator”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9080 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Notify”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9090 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): OnNewChannelConnection(Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Input) denied connection/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(1399): OnCreateChannel()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9090 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): SyncChannelCreate failed because access is denied./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(4024): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9440 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): SyncChannelCreate failed because access is denied./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(4024): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:16.9440 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b20f000> “-legacy-“(WARN): OnNewChannelConnection(Microsoft::Windows::RDS::Location) denied connection/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(1399): OnCreateChannel()W|2024-10-08 10:18:17.2340 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Can’t find listener “TextInput_ServerToClientDVC”/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(3973): OnCreatePacket()W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.2010 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.2940 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.3570 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to clear the protect flag on the surface. HR: 80004005/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(2071): DecodeDeleteSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:18.6560 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:22.7030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Session ID is: 2/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/aco.cpp(1702): OnSaveSessionInfoPDU()W|2024-10-08 10:18:22.7030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Received autoreconnect cookie – size: 28/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/aco.cpp(1781): OnSaveSessionInfoPDU()W|2024-10-08 10:18:24.9060 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Failed to clear the protect flag on the surface. HR: 80004005/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/wireDecoder.cpp(2071): DecodeDeleteSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:25.1700 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:46.3660 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:18:48.4370 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_GRAPHICS(WARN): Number of decoded rectangles greater than size of rectangle array/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/gfxPipe/decoder/surfacedecoder.cpp(632): DecodeProgressiveBytesToSurface()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:19:11.7480 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> A3CORE(WARN): Unsupported sound format encountered./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/librdcorea3/audio_output/audio_output_adaptor.cpp(48): RDPWaveFormatToAudioFormat()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.2610 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17b29b000> RDP_WAN(WARN): Client connMonitor goes to CMSTATE_WARNING./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/ConnectionMonitor.cpp(386): RunMonitoringFSM()E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDPSECURITYFILTER(ERR): Caught a TLSFilterException during send or receive: SSL_read failed with Decryption (or bad MAC) error. error:0A000119:SSL routines::decryption failed or bad record mac . ErrorCode: DecryptionFailed/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Filters/SSL/SslFilter.cpp(1025): OnSendReceiveException()E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDPSECURITYFILTER(ERR): Disconnecting with disconnect reason: SSL_ERR_DECRYPTION_FAILED/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/Filters/SSL/SslFilter.cpp(791): DisconnectWithErrorCode()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5030 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): TSFilterTransport making a disconnect with 0x0/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/rdpstack.cpp(1938): Disconnect()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): VC Channel not connected or uninitialized/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2527): SendChannelData()E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): Channel::StartWrite failed/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2400): SendChannelClose()E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): Channel::StartWrite failed/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2400): SendChannelClose()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): VC Channel not connected or uninitialized/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2527): SendChannelData()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_WAN(WARN): VC Channel not connected or uninitialized/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2527): SendChannelData()E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(ERR): Channel::StartWrite failed/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/devices/common/HarmoniousVC/clientadapter/DynVC.cpp(2400): SendChannelClose()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5120 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5720 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x322e1b000> RDP_WAN(WARN): NetworkConnectivityLevel : NetworkConnectivityLevelHintInternetAccess/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/ConnectionMonitorHealthResponder.cpp(174): operator()()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5720 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x322e1b000> RDP_WAN(WARN): ServiceConnectivityStatus : Succeeded/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/LegacyXPlat/basecoreapi/implementation/ConnectionMonitorHealthResponder.cpp(175): operator()()E|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5740 +01:00|CoreDataObjectStore.swift:1188 Failed to fetch ConnectionTime entity [error=entityNotFound].W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5790 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Unable to pop filter 0x17a891a20 from head/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/constack.cpp(767): PopProtocolHandler()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> “-legacy-“(WARN): Not connected/Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdpplatform/uclient/ucore/cchannel.cpp(1260): IntVirtualChannelClose()W|2024-10-08 10:46:20.5810 +01:00|:0 {4a89cbd9-bf18-41b4-99e9-c4b852420000} <0x17a893000> RDP_CORE(WARN): Virtual channel is not open as expected./Users/runner/work/1/s/source/stack/libtermsrv/rdp/xPlat/DriveRedirection/RdpXUClientDriveRDVirtualChannel.cpp(334): CloseVirtualChannel() Read More
