how to reset your windows server 2012 remote desktop

The Terminal Services Manager or Remote Desktop Services Manager can be used to disconnect and reset any Terminal Services or Remote Desktop connections.Instead of restarting or rebooting the host or server which user wants to remote desktop into or remote control, here’s alternative workaround methods to remotely disconnect or terminate the “stuck” Terminal Services or Remote Desktop sessions and connections. To make matter worse, if the only Terminal Server on the network has been fully connected to by remote clients, and no extra slots available, it’s possible for administrator to remotely sign onto the server to use Terminal Services Manager to kill the any RDP connections.

The error happens because the there previous sessions or existing RDP connections to the server or host which were not disconnected or terminated properly. Every now and then, user who attempts to establish Terminal Services or Remote Desktop connection to Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 (R2), Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2000, Windows Home Server or other RDP-supported server may encounter “the terminal server has exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections” error message.

How to reset your windows server 2012 remote desktop