The conflict had to do with AutoHotKey scripts I'm running which manipulate the remote virtual desktop, focus of the full-screen RDP session, as well as the local virtual desktops. I've since reorganized my virtual desktops such that it's not a big deal. I could probably come up with an AutoHotKey script to perform the Ctrl+Win+D and Ctrl+Win+F4 workaround with a single keypress. I didn't know about those two shortcuts, so thanks for that.
I didn't really expect this suggestion to get implemented given the niche use case. But I thought it was worth a shot, and it gave me a platform on which to share my workaround with anyone googling the same problem.
The conflict had to do with AutoHotKey scripts I'm running which manipulate the remote virtual desktop, focus of the full-screen RDP session, as well as the local virtual desktops. I've since reorganized my virtual desktops such that it's not a big deal. I could probably come up with an AutoHotKey script to perform the Ctrl+Win+D and Ctrl+Win+F4 workaround with a single keypress. I didn't know about those two shortcuts, so thanks for that.
I didn't really expect this suggestion to get implemented given the niche use case. But I thought it was worth a shot, and it gave me a platform on which to share my workaround with anyone googling the same problem.
Thanks for the response.