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Console.Beep() does not works under RDP #31019
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If there's an issue here (which seems strange, but I've not tried it), it would seem to be with Windows, rather than with .NET. Both overloads just delegate to the same Win32 function via the same DllImport: |
What does |
I am not joking. |
@danmosemsft nothing! There no sound! Update: I updated GitHub repository with Console.Beep(800, 200); |
This works Console.Beep(800, 270); This not works Console.Beep(800, 269); |
Have you tried just writing a basic C/C++ app that just calls Beep from kernel32? |
I wrote after you asked. Not worksBeep(800, 200);
std::cout << '\a';
std::cout << '\7'; WorksBeep(800, 270); |
How to transfer issue to correct bug tracker? |
@Roman-Blinkov I believe you use the Feedback Hub tool (at least in Windows 10) and choose the category "Developer Platform" I'm going to close this now but please do post back if you get a resolution. |
Although @stephentoub perhaps we should change to (800, 270) .. |
@Roman-Blinkov also if you have a support contract then you can report it through there. |
You asked @stephentoub but here my opinion: Yesterday I submitted issue to Feedback Hub as you recommended. |
Console.Beep() does not works under RDP
Example:
Console.Beep();
But it works if called with arguments.
Example:
Console.Beep(500, 300);
How to reproduce
Both client and server: Windows 10 x64 1903 Build 18990
Microsoft Remote Desktop from Store: https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9WZDNCRFJ3PS
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