How do I disable the 30 second delay on Remote Desktop connections to Windows 7 when a user is logged in?

"using Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) there is a setting under :

Administrative Templates \ Windows components \ Remote desktop services \ Remote desktop session host \ Connections

saying ""Set rules of remote control of remote desktop services"" witch lets you specify the interaction mode and the control level for an RDP session

enable it and choose the ""Full control without user permission"" option. so the logged user won't be prompt for confirmation (there is more details there)

you can also set the Session time limit for active but idle RDP service under session time limit folder to ""Never"" and it won't disconnect you you IDLE."

"You could use an AutoHotkey script to check if the window is open periodically. Without an image of the comfirmation dialog, I don't know the exact text, but you can substitute it in my script:

SetTitleMatchMode, Slow
loop
{
IfWinExist, Remote Desktop Connection Disconnected ; modify this
Send { Enter }
else
{
Sleep 1000 ; wait a second, save our CPU
}
}"