Faulting application msrdc.exe from Remote desktop client and windows app avd

Hi Whoops7793,

Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Q&A platform.

Based on your question, we understand that you are facing random crashes, disconnects from Windows app client and Remote Desktop client AVD and the exception code 0xc0000005 indicates an access violation.

Here are few troubleshoot this issue you can try the following steps:

Make sure that you have the latest version of the Microsoft Remote Desktop client installed.

If you're still experiencing issues after updating the client, try uninstalling and reinstalling the Remote Desktop client.

Please find the document link for your reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/whats-new-client-windows?pivots=remote-desktop-msi#updates-for-version-125709

Also, please refer to the link below for more insights on a similar issue.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/discussions/azurevirtualdesktopforum/microsoft-remote-desktop-client-crashes-when-connecting/3822787

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Hi @Mahesh Goud Juvvadi

This was the first thing I did for the user, Uninstall > Reboot > Reinstall the latest Remote Desktop Client and tested, still had crashes. Then, I've Uninstalled > Rebooted > Installed "Windows App" and tested, still crashes.

Also to your reference, I did see this thread before posting here. The workstation or server does not not use terminal works printing or scanning and I also looked everywhere for version 1.2.29 RDC, all seem to be archived by Microsoft. If you or anyone has that specific version of RDC, that would be greatly appreciated! I do recall reading another thread which said HP Simple Pass was causing this issue, which the laptop does not have but there are some HP applications that seem like bloatware. I'd delete them, but I'm afraid I might break something and have to spend the time fixing it for the user..

HP Audio Control
HP Connection Optimizer
HP Documentation
HP Notifications
HP PC Hardware Diagnostics Windows
HP Power Manager
HP Presence Video
HP Privacy Settings
HP Security Update Service
HP Support Assistant
HP Sure Recover
HP Sure Run Module
HP System Information
myHP

Just a small note, I'm not this users IT person and just the developer for the app they use. Their third party IT blames it on the server or our app even though this is an end users error and the only user to experience this.. But I do not want to leave this user dead in the water and rather just try to help them.

Thank you.

Hi Whoops7793,

We are looking into it and will get back to you soon.

Hi Whoops7793,

Thank you for sharing the more details, you have already tried troubleshooting steps, including uninstalling and reinstalling both the Remote Desktop Client and the Windows App

You can try temporarily disabling these services instead of uninstalling. You can do this via Task Manager or Services to stop the processes without fully removing them. This will allow you to test whether any of these applications are indeed causing the crashes.

HP Connection Optimizer and HP Power Manager are known to interfere with network connections, and HP Support Assistant can sometimes cause compatibility issues with certain applications.

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