how to disable RemoteApp sessions lock if idle for 10 minutes and require no user needs to input password to unlock?

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Published on 2011-04-30T13:08:52Z Indexed on 2011/06/22 16:23 UTC
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RemoteApp sessions lock if idle for 10 minutes, user needs to input password to unlock.

My users are running an application from Win2008 Terminal server using RemoteApp.

If the application remains idle for 10 minutes it gets "locked" and the user is required to enter username and password to continue using it.

This is VERY VERY annoying as the app usually sits idle for bout 20-30 minutes, used for 1 min... repeat.

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