Remote Desktop close connection

Hi all,
am currently on a new 10.10.2 and using 8.0.14 Microsoft Remote Desktop.
My Problem now is that always when Im lock my screen/laptop and come back logon to the computer again the remote connection is closed. The remote desktop client is still running, but i have to establish the connection again. With my old 10.10 Mac the remote
session was still there when Im logon back to the mac.
I have already disabled power nap and standby mode remove the app but nothing helps.
PS by removing and installing the app the config appears again after i have installed the app again. So i think just remove the app is not a clean uninstall of the app.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks

Hi,
Does this happens with previous version of MRD?
Do you receive any log for this issue?
Please check whether there is any session timeout setting is configured and due to that facing this issue. You can get the log from below path for further research.
Microsoft Remote Desktop>About Microsoft Remote Desktop>Send log via email
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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