#GOTOMYPC DESKTOP SHORTCUT PROBLEM WINDOWS 10#

I don't know if there is anything that I can do to get around this problem, but I just wanted to report

#GOTOMYPC DESKTOP SHORTCUT PROBLEM WINDOWS 10#

So, it seems that there is something wrong with Remote Desktop Connection and the way it interacts with the keyboard after the latest Windows 10 update. Using the double shift approach, I was able to log on to my work computer, but even logged on I could not generate any shifted characters. If I hold down both shift keys, I can get the shifted characters for the top row of keys (` through =) but the 'QWERTY' line of characters would

Someone mentioned that if you held down *both* shift keys you could get things to work. I tried to connect to my work desktop using a different user id, I noticed that I was unable to get any capital letters, or any shifted characters from the number keys at the top of the keyboard. Today I did some searching and I found some posts that said that there were other users of Remote Desktop Connection who were having problems with the Shift/Alt/Control keys not being recognized in RDP after the latest Windows 10 update. The message I would receive was always that my username or password was incorrect. My Windows machine was updated to the Windows 10 Anniversary edition several days ago and since that time I haveīeen unable to access my work computer through Remote Desktop Connection. I'm running Windows 10 under Parallels under MacOS El Capitan. I use the Remote Desktop Connection application to connect to my work desktop.

Gotomypc desktop shortcut problem