The various sections below outline how to resolve the limitations listed above.
Cut and paste between user sessions and Session 0 may not work. Legacy applications that do not have an application manifest and cannot elevate properly may not work as expected when run under FireDaemon Pro especially those that require UAC virtualization. Session 0 is available but inaccessible on Windows Server Core operating system variants. your keyboard and mouse will appear to not work) If you are running Windows 10, Server 2016 or Server 2019 your keyboard and mouse will be completely ignored on Session 0 (ie. 
If connecting via RDP, you RDP session will be terminated
You will be automatically logged out after 30 seconds of inactivity and returned to the Windows Login screen. You may see badly redrawn application windows and dialog boxes on Session 0. You may just see a black screen when you switch to Session 0. This can be problematic if you are using RDP or other remote control software You may find you lose all network connectivity if you switch to Session 0. You may see errors or warnings in the Windows Event Logs in relation to services running interactively in Session 0 being "invalid" or "in error" or "disallowed". Once enabled, you may be greeted with the Windows default Session 0 "nag dialog" in your logged-in session task tray. It is inaccessible by default on all Windows installations. Windows Explorer, 3D graphics acceleration, screen saver, screen lock and so forth) It has no "normal" session characteristics (e.g. It is "user-less" meaning there is no specific user account associated directly with Session 0. You cannot log in to it directly - you must switch to it - akin to Fast User Switching or Switch User. 
The UI0Detect service has been removed from the most recent versions of Windows 10 and Server 2019. The Interactive Services Detection Service (UI0Detect) is a built-in Windows service that when enabled allows you to switch back and forth between your currently logged in desktop session and session 0. Session 0 Isolation is not present on earlier versions of Microsoft Windows including Windows XP and Server 2003. Session 0 Isolation first appeared in Windows Vista and Server 2008 in order to mitigate a variety of security risks including shatter attacks. This segregation is intentional, by design and enforced by the operating system. mapped drives, environment variables etc.) are displayed / instantiated in complete isolation from your regularly logged in Windows desktop session. windows, dialog boxes, popups etc.) and other aspects (e.g. Session 0 is a specialised Windows Session where all aspects of a Windows and FireDaemon Pro services including interactive GUI components (e.g. Microsoft Windows Session 0 Isolation and Interactive Services Detection
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