Up the shift key and the letter I'm pressing, but the letter that appears is lower case. If I bring up the on-screen keyboard, when I type my username/password in the entry fields on Remote Desktop Connection (this is the 'log on as other user' option) When I press the shift key on my keyboard and type a letter, the on screen keyboard lights The error and hopefully get someone at Microsoft to look into a fix. I don't know if there is anything that I can do to get around this problem, but I just wanted to report So, it seems that there is something wrong with Remote Desktop Connection and the way it interacts with the keyboard after the latest Windows 10 update. Using the double shift approach, I was able to log on to my work computer, but even logged on I could not generate any shifted characters. If I hold down both shift keys, I can get the shifted characters for the top row of keys (` through =) but the 'QWERTY' line of characters would Someone mentioned that if you held down *both* shift keys you could get things to work. I tried to connect to my work desktop using a different user id, I noticed that I was unable to get any capital letters, or any shifted characters from the number keys at the top of the keyboard.
Today I did some searching and I found some posts that said that there were other users of Remote Desktop Connection who were having problems with the Shift/Alt/Control keys not being recognized in RDP after the latest Windows 10 update. The message I would receive was always that my username or password was incorrect. My Windows machine was updated to the Windows 10 Anniversary edition several days ago and since that time I haveīeen unable to access my work computer through Remote Desktop Connection. I'm running Windows 10 under Parallels under MacOS El Capitan. I use the Remote Desktop Connection application to connect to my work desktop.
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