Remote Desktop Connection Manager can't stop Reconnecting

I use RDCM in different customer sites to connect to their Windows Server 2008/2008 R2 servers.  Typically the server on which RDCM is running on is Windows Server 2008 Standard SP2 (64-bit).  In some sites, when I disconnect from a server, instead
of completely disconnecting, the session turns gray and a "Reconnecting" window pops up:
Pressing the Cancel button simply grays out the button and I can never actually disconnect until I exit RDCM and restart it.  "Disconnect group" doesn't help either.  It seems like the problem occurs always in some sites and never in
others.
Is there a fix for this annoying problem?
David Collacott

Hi David,
The RDS feature is also available on Server 2008 but just the name is different, on server 2008 it’s called Terminal Server. So you can able to find the option “Set time limit for disconnected sessions” or the
session is active then you can choose the option “Set time limit for active Terminal Services sessions
“under below mention path.
User Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Terminal Services\Terminal Server\Session Time Limits
Please refer “Session Time Limits” for more guidance. In addition you can refer below article for Remote Desktop disconnection issue with server 2008.
Remote Desktop disconnected or can’t connect to remote computer or Remote Desktop server (Terminal Server) that is running Windows Server 2008
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2477133
Hope it helps!
Thanks.

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