Whether this is correct depends on the Type Into input method being used.
Could you confirm whether Hardware Events or SimulateType is selected?
With Hardware Events, as long as the RDP window is in the foreground and the target control has focus,
text can be typed through the RDP session just like normal keyboard input.
Copilot’s explanation appears to be based on SimulateType,
which relies on UI Automation. In this case, the robot cannot interact with UI elements inside an RDP session,
so typing does not work.
My understanding is that this question is about whether Copilot’s explanation is correct,
not about which input method is most practical in real-world usage.
Copilot’s explanation seems to omit the assumptions related to Type Into input methods when Remote Runtime is not installed,
which leads to differences from actual behavior. This is the context I wanted to clarify.
As you mentioned, in practice, without Remote Runtime, only Hardware Events–based input works.
In summary, Copilot’s explanation is correct: input is always forwarded as keyboard events through the RDP window,
meaning the local machine is not directly interacting with remote UI elements.
私にはCopilotが質問内容を十分理解しないまま、回答してしまったように思えます。
これは『Copilotが誤った回答をした』という意味になります。
貴殿がどうして私とは真逆の判断をされたのか理解しかねますので、返信はご遠慮ください。
“As I cannot understand why you have made a judgment completely opposite to mine, I cannot help asking you to refrain from replying.”