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I have Remote Desktop Services running on Windows Server 2012 R2. This feature is still working just fine. I can log into the RD Web page, and access all of my remote applications that I have published.

However, I can no longer manage the deployment. When I launch server manager, and navigate to Remote Desktop Services, I see a message "A Remote Desktop Services deployment does not exist in the server pool. To create a deployment, run the Add Roles and Features Wizard and select the Remote Desktop Services installation option."

When I click manage > Add Roles and Features. The RD Web components are showing as installed. This just started happening recently. Does anyone know why?

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I did some testing today. I removed all of the Remote Desktop Services Features, then rebooted. I attempted a reinstall of the same features following this article (concurrency.com/blog/w/…). This article attempts a scenario based installation, but I got an error about server compatibility problems and was forced to exclude the server. - M.Clark
When I chose Role based installation. I was able to reinstall all of the components again, but got the same original error as before. - M.Clark

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I fixed it! I'm not sure why this fixed it, but disabling the options for IPv6 worked. Basically, go into your NIC adapter properties, and uncheck the box next to IPv6.