These are Microsoft credential providers and speak to the windows logon process to either approve or deny authentication. The Duo integration uses Microsoft credential providers to require 2FA after primary authentication has succeeded. The Please Wait screen is not a Duo screen and unrelated to Duo Authentication. Primary authentication is a windows process that Duo does not interfere in, once primary auth has succeeded the Duo RDP client will add the additional requirement of completing 2FA. The Duo RDP client is called by the Windows Logon process. I contacted DUO about this issue and they said: "The Duo RDP client makes use of windows credential providers in the MS protected GINA environment to apply Duo 2FA. Windows users do not encounter this issue at all. Macintosh users are using the latest version of Microsoft Remote Desktop on the Mac App Store. The blue screen shows up on the remote system side, aka on the Windows 10 system, and only appears when a secondary authentication is installed. They are encountering a blue “Please Wait” screen that appears either after logging in after previously being in a session, or walking away and letting the computer idle for at least 5 minutes. We’re running into an issue with our Macintosh users who are remoting into Windows 10 systems with DUO security installed for secondary authentication.
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