Guest rmeechan@kpttest.com Posted October 6, 2008 Posted October 6, 2008 Hi All, I am running into issues with our terminal server - we need to use an application that keeps crashing due to the virtual sound driver and currently there is no solution. Is there anyway to remove the RDP audio driver from TS so that each user session has no sound card installed? Changing the settings No audio, Redirect audio to remote/ local etc always has the RDP audio driver enabled for the user session. I'm just looking for some dirty way to remove it such as the audio redirector DLL's or something? I really need to get this application working in TS and currently the developers of the app have no solution nor a future fix as far as I know... Thanks.
Guest Jeff Pitsch Posted October 6, 2008 Posted October 6, 2008 Re: Disable (Remove) the RDP Audio driver? I don't know of a solution outside of removing them from device manager and I'm not even sure that would work. what I have found to work with developers is the threat of withholding payment until such time as they fix the problem. remember, you are the customer, you hold the money, they are doing work for you, not the other way around. Jeff Pitsch Microsoft MVP - Terminal Services rmeechan@kpttest.com wrote: > Hi All, > > I am running into issues with our terminal server - we need to use an > application that keeps crashing due to the virtual sound driver and > currently there is no solution. Is there anyway to remove the RDP > audio driver from TS so that each user session has no sound card > installed? Changing the settings No audio, Redirect audio to remote/ > local etc always has the RDP audio driver enabled for the user > session. > > > I'm just looking for some dirty way to remove it such as the audio > redirector DLL's or something? I really need to get this application > working in TS and currently the developers of the app have no solution > nor a future fix as far as I know... > > > Thanks.
Guest jolteroli Posted October 6, 2008 Posted October 6, 2008 Re: Disable (Remove) the RDP Audio driver? Goto "HKLM/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows NT/CurrentVersion/Drivers32/Terminal Server/RDP". There are two REG_SZ's with the name "mixer" and "wave" and their values point to "rdpsnd.dll". If you prefix the names by an '_' for example: "_mixer" and "_wave", there is no RDP audio driver available in the TS sessions. Hope this helps... -jolt <rmeechan@kpttest.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:3e5c2fca-a9f8-4f19-a414-2106cace5b2e@k30g2000hse.googlegroups.com... > Hi All, > > I am running into issues with our terminal server - we need to use an > application that keeps crashing due to the virtual sound driver and > currently there is no solution. Is there anyway to remove the RDP > audio driver from TS so that each user session has no sound card > installed? Changing the settings No audio, Redirect audio to remote/ > local etc always has the RDP audio driver enabled for the user > session. > > > I'm just looking for some dirty way to remove it such as the audio > redirector DLL's or something? I really need to get this application > working in TS and currently the developers of the app have no solution > nor a future fix as far as I know... > > > Thanks.
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