SRW - How to properly log off
To properly log off Handy SRW, please follow the steps below:
Step 1: When you are logged onto the Virtual Desktop Session:
1.1 Click on the Windows icon
Step 2: When you're on the Omni Desktops screen:
2.2 Select Log out all RAS Sessions
Step 3: Once you are back on the gray screen, click on Log Off.
Step 4: After you log back onto your personal desktop, please launch SRW again and confirm if you are able to log in.
If your still having issues, open a ticket by using the Bot in the bottom right hand corner, select DESD - Tech Support, and follow the prompts. To avoid confusion, please do not open more than one ticket.
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