When trying to use RDP shadowing, one of the necessary parameters is the session ID that you want to actually shadow:
mstsc shadow:$sessionID /v:$computerName
Every article I've read online suggests using qwinsta or query to obtain the currently active session IDs from the client you want to connect to using RDP. However, these utilities are only available on Windows Server edition, not Windows 10 Home. Attempting to use them on Windows 10 Home simply returns a "command not recognized as internal or external command" error.
Is there any way to obtain the session ID of a client from the server you want to connect with on Windows 10 Home? I've tried just brute forcing the ID, and this has worked for me at points--but it seems to constantly change.
Thanks!