Socket Error in version 8.0.15

I can work in the RDP session for just a few minutes and then the session will freeze and shortly give me a "Failed to read from socket:-1" error. It will close out the RDP session. I am also getting the same result on a Windows 7 PC
that is using RDP. Any suggestions on getting this resolved.
I am running on a brand new MacBook Pro i7 16GB Ram and 500GB SSD

Hi,
Which version of OS you are trying to connect?
Please try to uninstall the app completely and then reinstall the app, because it seems that some files are corrupt and thus facing the issue.
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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