Sounds a little more involved than I expected.
I found this on stackoverflow which should be correct:
It isn't logging me off, it is logging the computer I am connecting to off. I was using AnyDesk and it didn't do that, but they are after money and are now putting up a notice that we have to qualify as a home user and they did set a time limit on how long it will take for that qualification to activate. I will take a look at the chrome remote desktop.I found this on stackoverflow which should be correct:
How to prevent logging out / losing screen after closing RDP
I have an application that performs click on screen that's running on Windows 2019 Server instance but the thing is that when I close RDP, then application stops working (clicking) I suspect that...stackoverflow.com
I have never been a fan of remote desktop but it should work if you do that. It shouldn't be logging you off only disconnecting the session.
Or avoid all of this and use a third party remote tool, I like chrome remote desktop ( you dont need chrome installed) or teamviewer etc
yes, I know? If you use rdp you can only have one session. So if you mean someone else is using the computer while your remoting in that will happen.
