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Remove a Remote Desktop Service collection

Posted on 20/05/202222/08/2023 Christian By Christian No Comments on Remove a Remote Desktop Service collection
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Remote Desktop Services (RDS) previously referred to as Terminal Server. It is a feature that you can use to connect to devices remotely. RDS Collections are a dynamic pool of RDS session hosts. These hosts can be added or removed from the pool. These collections are a group of Remote Desktop Session Host servers. Here are some related guides. How to setup and configure Remote Desktop Services via Standard Deployment on Windows Server, and How to setup and configure Remote Desktop Services via Standard Deployment on Windows Server. In this article, you will learn how to Remove a Remote Desktop Service collection.

With a shared set of RemoteApps, session hosts, or VDI desktops that can be published to users. A collection can contain either remote desktops or RemoteApps, not both at the same time

In subsequent guides, I will be showing you how to create a collection in RDS. Please see this guide on Publish Remote Desktop Web Client: How to install HTML 5 Web Client for Microsoft RDS Server, How to allow RDP access for non-administrators on a Domain Controller, and how to Install, Publish, Update and Uninstall Remote Desktop Web Client,

Remove a Remote Desktop Service collection

If you wish to remove a collection in RDS, navigate to the collection tab shown in the image below. All you need to do is to right-click on the collection you want to remove and click “Remove Collections”.

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You will be asked to confirm if you are sure you want to remove it.  

Click on Yes as shown below to remove the collection.

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Once you proceed the collection will be removed. As you can see, there is no more collection. On how to create a new collection, please stay glued!

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Please see how to fix “The following servers in this deployment are not part of the deployment Pool: Create an RDS Session Host and Collection“, and how to setup and configure Remote Desktop Services via Standard Deployment on Windows Server.

Also, see How to add and remove RDS Collection, and How to Remove Remote Desktop Services Role on Windows Server.

I hope you found this blog post helpful on how to Remove a Remote Desktop Service collection. If you have any questions, please let me know in the comment session.

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