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# RDS-Probleme
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## RDS Probleme mit der Windows Start Taste
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Primär bei der WAG RDS Farm im Sep. 2024 angewandt mit erfolg: [Windows Server 2019 Start Menu and Search Bar - Microsoft Q&A](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/560784/windows-server-2019-start-menu-and-search-bar)
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## RDS Users Cannot Delete Desktop / Download Folder Files
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**Recreate user's Recycle Bin.**
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- A. Get the user logged off of the Terminal Server (as being logged on uses the VHDX file of the profile)
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- B. On Domain Controller find the users SID
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(Note: If you need get SID for all Users that Login, use the below command
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Get-ADUser -Filter {Name -like "*"} | Select Name,SID | Format-Table -Auto)
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- C. Locate the VHDX file for the profile and mount it. There's a tool called Sidder that can help you identify who the user profile disk belongs to.
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- D. Once mounted, locate the recycle bin and delete it. (Turned from a bin to a folder, delete the folder as well)
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- E. Hit refresh to view the newly created recycle bin. Right click and change the security permissions for it
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- F. Under the advance security set the Domain users to have modify and write rights and propagate this through the folders
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- G. Un-mount the VHDX file and get the user to log in.
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Once the user has logged in they will be able to delete the files.
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