Microsoft: Recent Windows updates may trigger Remote Desktop failures

Microsoft has acknowledged that after installing recent Windows updates, non-administrative users might be unable to connect to devices using Remote Desktop if the "Administrator protection" feature is active. This issue relates to access restrictions introduced or modified by the updates and does not describe a security vulnerability or exploit but rather a functional disruption.

Non-admin users may experience Remote Desktop connection failures, potentially disrupting remote access workflows. There is no indication of security compromise or exploitation in the wild.

No official patch or remediation details are provided. Users affected by this issue should consult Microsoft's support channels or advisories for updates or workarounds. Since this is a functional issue caused by recent updates, rolling back the update or disabling the "Administrator protection" feature may be considered after evaluating security implications.