Listener state: Not listening [not supported] #999
I’ve just installed RDP Wrap and I’m running into some issues:
RDF Check states the error "Socket connection failed".
RDF Configuration shows that the listener state is not listening and not supported.
I have done some research on the "issues" tab and I saw some people suggesting that removing a windows security update can fix this issue, however, I have a fresh install of windows, so I don’t think this option is available for me.
I am running Windows 10 Home, version 1909. OS build: 18363.657
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langit7 commented Feb 17, 2020
Working fine ty , just execute RDPWInst.exe -r after editing rdpwrap.ini
VelociRacer commented Feb 18, 2020
Let other know if it works for you.
sawwd, thanks sooooooo much. You;re a life saver. 10.0.18362.657 x86 works like a champ now.
a-lascu commented Feb 18, 2020
sawwd, everything is ok now on Win10.0.18363.657 x86. Thank you very much.
ConceitoTecnologia commented Feb 18, 2020
Thank you very much.
phrayz commented Feb 19, 2020
You are the man Sawwd. Thank you!
jackymardt commented Mar 2, 2020
great! it really works, thank you very much
Cube0829 commented Mar 3, 2020
I did it.and became fully supported,but listening state is still“not listening” ,I don’t know where I’m doing the wrong thing. PLZ!
Vegz78 commented Mar 21, 2020
Thank you very much, @sawwd !
Works again like a charm!
CaspianCanuck commented Mar 21, 2020
@sawwd I did everything as per the instructions and executed RDPWInst.exe -r after editing rdpwrap.ini, even rebooted Windows but am still getting Not listening — Not supported and RDPCheck reports failure to connect.
Do I need to uninstall some recent Windows security updates first?
CaspianCanuck commented Mar 23, 2020 •
Never mind, it finally worked! Many thanks to the maintainers of this code for creating this useful utility!
broliukaz commented Mar 25, 2020
Never mind, it finally worked! Many thanks to the maintainers of this code for creating this useful utility!
Hi, how you fix this? I have same problem.
arnoldvdm commented Mar 27, 2020
Remote Desktop Service only runs for 3 seconds after I’ve done this.
I’ve tried to start it in CMD as administrator: net start termservice
I’ve also tried to start Remote Desktop Services in services.msc
arnoldvdm commented Mar 28, 2020
Never mind, it finally worked! Many thanks to the maintainers of this code for creating this useful utility!
Hi, how you fix this? I have same problem.
I finally got it working.
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Copy all files to: Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- Turn off all network adapters in: ncpa.cpl
- Run cmd as administrator
- Run net stop termservice
- Run uninstall.bat as administrator
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Edit rdpwrap.ini as administrator (for example in Notepad++)
- Add and save the lines from sawwd
- Run RDPWInst.exe -r in cmd as administrator
- Turn the network adapters on again in: ncpa.cpl
espinosaluis commented Mar 28, 2020
Never mind, it finally worked! Many thanks to the maintainers of this code for creating this useful utility!
Hi, how you fix this? I have same problem.
I finally got it working.
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Copy all files to: Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- Turn off all network adapters in: ncpa.cpl
- Run cmd as administrator
- Run net stop termservice
- Run uninstall.bat as administrator
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Edit rdpwrap.ini as administrator (for example in Notepad++)
- Add and save the lines from sawwd
- Run RDPWInst.exe -r in cmd as administrator
- Turn the network adapters on again in: ncpa.cpl
I tried your steps but still doesn’t work.
arnoldvdm commented Mar 28, 2020
Never mind, it finally worked! Many thanks to the maintainers of this code for creating this useful utility!
Hi, how you fix this? I have same problem.
I finally got it working.
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Copy all files to: Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- Turn off all network adapters in: ncpa.cpl
- Run cmd as administrator
- Run net stop termservice
- Run uninstall.bat as administrator
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Edit rdpwrap.ini as administrator (for example in Notepad++)
- Add and save the lines from sawwd
- Run RDPWInst.exe -r in cmd as administrator
- Turn the network adapters on again in: ncpa.cpl
I tried your steps but still doesn’t work.
Do you get an error message after you’ve run net start termservice
Maybe it works after changing Group Policy settings:
Try to enable: Set rules for remote control of Terminal Services user sessions
You can find it under: User Configuration — Administrative Templates — Windows Components — Terminal Services
espinosaluis commented Mar 28, 2020
Never mind, it finally worked! Many thanks to the maintainers of this code for creating this useful utility!
Hi, how you fix this? I have same problem.
I finally got it working.
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Copy all files to: Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- Turn off all network adapters in: ncpa.cpl
- Run cmd as administrator
- Run net stop termservice
- Run uninstall.bat as administrator
- Run install.bat as administrator
- Edit rdpwrap.ini as administrator (for example in Notepad++)
- Add and save the lines from sawwd
- Run RDPWInst.exe -r in cmd as administrator
- Turn the network adapters on again in: ncpa.cpl
I tried your steps but still doesn’t work.
Do you get an error message after you’ve run net start termservice
Maybe it works after changing Group Policy settings:
Try to enable: Set rules for remote control of Terminal Services user sessions
You can find it under: User Configuration — Administrative Templates — Windows Components — Terminal Services
Thanks for your reply. I finally got it to work. I did what was mentioned here
#1035 (comment)
I have the impression I had already did that before but I’ve tried so many things and times that I’m not totally sure now.
edgd1er commented Mar 28, 2020
Asmtron has published an archive and a readme to automatically update the ini file in issue #860. It does automatically what you ve done manually. you may prefer to check sources in https://github.com/asmtron/rdpwrap/tree/master/bin
arnoldvdm commented Mar 28, 2020
It doesn’t work on Windows 10 Home 1909 Build 18363.720
It works on Windows 10 Home 1909 Build: 18363.752
On 18363.720 only the Listener stat doesn’t work.
arnoldvdm commented Mar 28, 2020
I found the solution.
Make sure the service is logged in as Network Service.
arnoldvdm commented Apr 8, 2020
Are all files located in the same folder?
Does the network service also have full access permissions to the folder?
You can also test it by setting "everyone" with full access permissions.
bftaylor commented Apr 8, 2020 •
Im having the same issue, the RDP package files are installed in \program files\RDPWrapper ini and dlls are in \program files\RDP Wrapper.. Both directories have network services explicitly added. It shows as fully supported 10.10.18362.657, but not listening.
And never mind. I did the autoupdate process (#860) and now all is good, obviously something was messed up in the initial install, but I am good now)
rohit3120 commented Apr 24, 2020
Run cmd.exe as administrator and type:
Then go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper and open rdpwrap.ini
If you don’t have it, download it from rdpwrap.zip
If you have it, just copy the following and append to the end of the file and save:
On the last step, do not forge to start the service again with:
Let other know if it works for you.
Thanks a lot, It worked.
Guys, just open notepad as an admin and then copy the contents to the file.
jhonny003 commented Apr 28, 2020
buenas tardes amigos! Les cuento que en varios equipos funcionando con Windows 10 y las recientes actualizaciones a la fecha, me dejaron de funcionar las conexiones remotas. Tengo 1 caso puntual que no logro resolver en donde me queda todo así:
Tengo conexión por teamviewer también a estos equipos por lo que puedo conectar y controlar pero por remoto, se cayeron y no logro revertir el problema. A alguno le sucedió? En estos momentos es medio crítico tener a varios usuarios sin poder conectar. Apelo a su gran experiencia para ver qué puede ser lo que sucede.
Aguardo sus comentarios y me mantengo online. Desde ya, muchas gracias!
FantomX1 commented May 3, 2020 •
Run cmd.exe as administrator and type:
Then go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper and open rdpwrap.ini
If you don’t have it, download it from rdpwrap.zip
If you have it, just copy the following and append to the end of the file and save:
On the last step, do not forge to start the service again with:
Let other know if it works for you.
For those for whom the @sawwd fix doesn’t seem to work straight ahead, bear in mind that the provided sawwd’s file rdpwrap.zip should be completely overwritten and in my case not like he mentioned in a second option, to append it, since my case it already contained the same rules and sections, so it would have no effect — probably no preference being listed later, and did not work, but replacing the file completely from the provided zip file worked.
Because without this action, there was the message "Fully supported" but without the "Listening" message. Though I had to also restart the pc after I think, previously it did not work even with a restart.
Note: I also had to add my user to the ‘remote desktop users’ group, as otherwise I got error ‘The requested session access is denied’ adding rdp rights alone to the user without adding group didn’t help. Then for example I initiated the connection to computer itself by IP 172.0.0.2 as 172.0.0.1 is blocked , to test it.
psndna88 commented Jun 8, 2020
listener state: Not listening [not supported] on Windows 10 home x64 2004 update 10.0.19041.84
ameic commented Jul 25, 2020
Hi! getting this error with 1909 — 18363.959 after trying to update the ini as mentioned above.
bdbd192 commented Aug 4, 2020
Hi there, thank you for creating this great add-on. could you please help me in getting it to work with ver. 10.0.18362.836.
affinityv commented Aug 4, 2020
This version is working with my INI file and has been for some time.
It is likely that Windows Defender or some other "protections" has taken out the service; you need to use the right INI file that supports this and you need to create an exception for the "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper" directory.
bdbd192 commented Aug 5, 2020
This version is working with my INI file and has been for some time.
It is likely that Windows Defender or some other "protections" has taken out the service; you need to use the right INI file that supports this and you need to create an exception for the "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper" directory.
You’re awesome! this worked, in the beginning it showed supported but not listening. so i had to restart wrapper service" restarted machine" and so listening started successfully. i have changed the defender settings previously as you have mentioned. next step is to add incremental restriction on my to do list 👍 i have the PC located in the living room and using Samsung 7X series i can remote desktop to it and access through LAN from my bedroom =D
Thank you again and wish you have an awsome day.
Fusseldieb commented Aug 12, 2020
This version is working with my INI file and has been for some time.
It is likely that Windows Defender or some other "protections" has taken out the service; you need to use the right INI file that supports this and you need to create an exception for the "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper" directory.
Confirmed working on latest update Win10 Home Version 10.0.18362 Compilation 18362
undertherainITA commented Aug 21, 2020 •
Hi everyone.
I followed all the instructions but when I run "RDPWInst.exe -r" I get:
RDP Wrapper Library v1.6.2
Installer v2.5
Copyright (C) Stas’M Corp. 2017
[+] TermService found (pid 4196).
[] No shared services found.
[] Terminating service.
[] Starting TermService.
[-] StartService error (code 1056).
[+] Done.
Listener state remains not listening.
Some idea?
I have Service state: 10.0.18362.836.
Thanks.
I confirm that it works for me too, but I solved with the .ini file linked here by overwriting my: #1022
Thanks all. 😉 😉 😉
pc483 commented Oct 7, 2020
Help. Win 10 Pro 1909 build 18353.1082.
Tried INI and rdpinst -r
but still getting "Listener state: Listening " and "[not supported]".
1TheMuffinMan commented Oct 21, 2020 •
Got it working by using a ini file suggested here #1163
Original issue state:
GrolarBear commented Oct 25, 2020
So is there a current correct install procedure? I’ve tried installing, I’ve tried starting and stopping services and editing the .ini, I tried replacing the .ini, I’ve tried to reinstall with the -r, I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling, all as administrator, I’ve tried rebooting a number of times including after all of this and I’m still getting:
GrolarBear commented Oct 26, 2020
I tried all sorts of things, but this finally fixed it:
#860
1Hancen commented Jan 17, 2022
ya me tiene loco no me permite acceso remoto
zbusch commented Jan 18, 2022
Thank you!! this worked after lots of failed attempts
andrej-annenski commented Mar 21, 2022
ya me tiene loco no me permite acceso remoto
Your Remotedesktop Service is probably running on a wrong windows account. Don’t use the LOCAL SERVICE user, use NETWORK SERVICE
elvisquaglia commented Mar 27, 2022
hi i have this version but not start, why? i have update the .ini file but nothing
psyopus69 commented Apr 10, 2022
Run cmd.exe as administrator and type:
Then go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper and open rdpwrap.ini
If you don’t have it, download it from rdpwrap.zip
If you have it, just copy the following and append to the end of the file and save:
On the last step, do not forge to start the service again with:
Let other know if it works for you.
working on windows build 10 20H2 ( 2009 )
Yufeo commented Apr 20, 2022 •
I really need some help. I’ve tried all the fixes and i still cannot get it to work.
My discord is Yufeo# 0001
psyopus69 commented Apr 20, 2022 •
u need install important —— update.
Also, before install, don’t remember turn off services.
If u don’t update, u will get same error.
sawwd commented Jun 1, 2022
I really need some help. I’ve tried all the fixes and i still cannot get it to work.
My discord is Yufeo# 0001
This might help you.
guoiaoang commented Jun 2, 2022
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alanokm commented Jun 9, 2022 •
To fix, rdpwrap.ini need to be updated again.
Tested working on Win10 v20H2
- run cmd as admin
- go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- net stop termservice
- notepad rdpwrap.ini
Update rdpwrap.ini with latest copy from here - net start termservice
- run "RDPWInst.exe -r"
- run "RDPConf" and it is all green now.
sn0wyfall commented Jun 18, 2022
- run cmd as admin
- go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- net stop termservice
- notepad rdpwrap.ini
Update rdpwrap.ini with latest copy from here - net start termservice
- run "RDPWInst.exe -r"
- run "RDPConf" and it is all green now.
Worked for me, thanks!
ThisRock84 commented Jun 19, 2022
- run cmd as admin
- go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- net stop termservice
- notepad rdpwrap.ini
Update rdpwrap.ini with latest copy from here - net start termservice
- run "RDPWInst.exe -r"
- run "RDPConf" and it is all green now.
Worked for me too, thank you so much! 👍
Bazzu85 commented Jul 7, 2022
- run cmd as admin
- go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- net stop termservice
- notepad rdpwrap.ini
Update rdpwrap.ini with latest copy from here - net start termservice
- run "RDPWInst.exe -r"
- run "RDPConf" and it is all green now.
It worked. question: why using the auto update didn’t worked?
12Hemang commented Jul 22, 2022 •
- run cmd as admin
- go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- net stop termservice
- notepad rdpwrap.ini
Update rdpwrap.ini with latest copy from here - net start termservice
- run "RDPWInst.exe -r"
- run "RDPConf" and it is all green now.
Mrinaldo commented Oct 3, 2022
This version is working with my INI file and has been for some time. It is likely that Windows Defender or some other "protections" has taken out the service; you need to use the right INI file that supports this and you need to create an exception for the "C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper" directory.
Thanks this worked for me 🙂
marcoxyz commented Oct 7, 2022
- run cmd as admin
- go to C:\Program Files\RDP Wrapper
- net stop termservice
- notepad rdpwrap.ini
Update rdpwrap.ini with latest copy from here - net start termservice
- run "RDPWInst.exe -r"
- run "RDPConf" and it is all green now.
Thanks a lot this work!
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