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Remote Desktop Connection (RDP) becomes extremely slow after installing the “Intel Smart Connect Technology” update

Posted by Judy Alvarez Posted on February 28, 2022March 1, 2022
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I was running some optional Windows Updates this morning and after I was done I noticed that my remote desktop connections become extremely slow. Our internet at my office has always been a bit up and down so I assumed it was some temporary issue. But it stayed there and then I looked at Windows Update History and saw this “Intel Smart Connect Technology” and just because it had the word “Connect” word in it I tried to do a rollback on it.

Baam! As soon as I restarted everything worked fine. So just a tip, beware of the “Intel Smart Connect Technology” update if you are using RDP. I also had some issues with Skype but I do not know if that was related.

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