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WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG ACTIVEX DLL WINDOWS 10
WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG ACTIVEX DLL WINDOWS

Repeat the steps above for the MSTSCAX.dll file.

Click the EDIT button next to "To change permissions." and add your account, or amend an existing account / group to give yourself "Full Control" permissions

Right-click the MSTSC.exe file again and choose PROPERTIES then select the SECURITY tab again.

WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG ACTIVEX DLL WINDOWS

Click OK on the next 2 windows to return to File Explorer

Enter the appropriate username in "Enter the object name to select" box, click OK.

Click the CHANGE link (on the 2nd-line down, next to "OWNER").

Right-click on the (original) MSTSC.exe file and choose PROPERTIES then select the SECURITY tab and click the ADVANCED button.

Take a backup copy of the 2 files MSTSC.exe and MSTSCAX.dll.Use Windows explorer to navigate to the c:\windows\system32 folder.Close down and sign out of all RemoteApp applications.Is to replace the MSTSC.exe and MSTSCAX.DLL files in c:\windows\system32ĭownload the files here and save to your desktop, then extract the 2 files. (Use the "Recovery Options" to "Go back to the previous verion of Windows") GWN take no responsibility for any adverse affects. If you want to do this yourself, do so at your own risk!

WINDOWS UPDATE CATALOG ACTIVEX DLL WINDOWS 10

So - we've gone back to the files supplied with Windows 10 version 10240. Other articles suggest downgrading the MSTSC.exe and MSTSCAX.dll files to the previous versions (from Windows 10 build 1709), but we are reluctant to do this because of other (similar) issues we've previously reported to Microsoft (and were advised the Remote Desktop Client in Windwould resolve the issues!). Some articles on the internet are suggeting the problem can be resolved by disabling "RemoteFX graphics for RemoteApp", but we just found that caused other problems. If you're running Windows 10 build 1803 (click START and type WINVER then press enter), you've probably got the "RemoteApp sickness of 1803" (which is a more serious and prevelant strain of the lesser-known previous affliction "RemoteApp sickness of 1709"!)

Whilst waiting for the box to appear, hover over the Excel icon on the Task Bar and it will appear immediately!.

Again, cancel then close Excel again - box takes even longer to appear!.

Then click the cross to close Excel again - the "Do you want to save changes" box takes a long time to appear.

Click the cross to close Excel, then Cancel the "Do you want to save changes" box.

The only problem we've so far been able to consistently reproduce is the "Do you want to save changes" dialog box when clossing Excel:

Pop-up Windows sometimes not displaying.

Drop-down menu's sometimes not displaying.

Menus sometimes not displayed when right-click.The symptoms include, but are not limited to: The latest release of Windows 10 (build 1803) has caused a lot of problems for a lot of people using Windows RemoteApp (it's not just our Net-Working Cloud clients!)