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You will expand the folder that says HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, then expand the folder that says SOFTWARE, then expand Policies, then Microsoft, then Windows NT, then Terminal Services, then Client. The solution here is to disable UDP by creating a new registry value.
If you started noticing that the Windows 11 Remote Desktop is not working after installing the 22H2 update, it is because the feature is trying to connect with UDP.
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