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There is no URI scheme for RDP that you can expect to "just work" on a modern PC. Neither scheme is registered with a handler on my system.Īlso these schemes are NOT in the official IANA URI Scheme list ( ) ( C:\Windows\System32\OpenWith.exe)Īnd I double checked with URLProtocolView ( ) and: No. I just get the generic "Pick an app" dialog. So if I run inside cmd.exe either of these: C:\>start ms-rd:// (Exact version: ver.exe outputs: Microsoft Windows )

Well, Microsoft SAYS they have two URI schemes for this in Server 2012 R2: ms-rd:// and rdp://īut as of now,, these do NOT work on my Win10 machine. However this version in the Microsoft Store isn't activately updated any more, as it's superceded by Azure Virtual Desktop clients, see for detail on that if you are using Azure. However as per there doesn't appear to be a cmdline you can use, the start menu shortcuts are stored in a binary format inside %LocalAppData%\Packages\_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState Microsoft have released a remote desktop client that is available from Microsoft store - which allows you to configure hosts you want to connect inside the client, to which you can create shortcuts to in the Start menu in Win11, which will allow you to launch via a click. See here for the details, including the full list of query string parameters. For Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012 R2 there is now the Remote Desktop Client URI Scheme SupportĮxample: rdp://full%20address=s:mypc:3389&audiomode=i:2&disable%20themes=i:1