Save a session

Is there anyway to save a vdi session so that I can re-intialize the same session from another pc , such as my home laptop.
Currently I see only two options sign out and Lock the screen, I know Citrix xendesktop has this feature does Microsoft?
Thank you
Arcisco

Hi,
Did you mean to save RDP session?
If so, we can easily do it after input your account and password:
If not, please provide more information about what you would like to implement.
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

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