Server 2012 Update – Enables Remote Desktop Connection Broker on a Domain Controller


Server 2012 Update – Enables Remote Desktop Connection Broker on a Domain Controller

This article describes a servicing stack update that is available for Windows RT, Windows 8, and Windows Server 2012. This update contains the following improvements and fixes the following issues:

Improvement 1

Reduces the number of occurrences of the following errors:

80070490

Error_Not_Found

Note These are generic error messages that occur in multiple scenarios when you install Windows 8 updates.

Improvement 2

Enables you to install the Remote Desktop Connection Broker role service on a domain controller.

 

Published by Ryan Mangan

Ryan Mangan works as the CTO at AppCURE based in the UK. AppCURE specialises in Application packaging, App migration and Application packaging/delivery automation. Ryan is an end-user computing specialist with a great passion for technology and is a subject matter expert in the technology areas of Virtualisation and Cloud. A speaker, presenter and author, he has helped customers and technical communities with end-user computing solutions, ranging from small to global 30,000-user deployments. Ryan's Technical community contributions are of note and has invested a lot of his own personal time in providing feedback, producing articles, completing research that is shared in the public space. Ryan is the owner and author of ryanmangansitblog.com, where he publishes articles on various technologies including Virtualisation, application migration, Cloud Technologies and Security.

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