Microsoft Windows 7 Sp1 Rdp Concurrent Sessions Enabler Multi Na
As you know, Windows client does not support multiple concurrent RDP sessions, but with this hack now you can remove Concurrent RDP sessions limit, allow multi-user login in XP/Vista/7/8 at the same timeThis is only a file patch for termsrv.dll.More setting for RDP, please google it.The meaning of the last number of checksum:1 - Original file, without any modification.9 - The file has been modified.Notes:1, Can oprate in normal mode. Do not need to enter safe mode.2, Choose the corresponding patcher based on you Windows:For 32bit(x86): UniversalTermsrvPatch-x86.exeFor 64bit(amd64): UniversalTermsrvPatch-x64.exe3, Require administrator rights. Right-click the exe file, select Run as Administrator.4, After patch, Restart computer to take effect.5, Backup file: windowssystem32termsrv.dll.backup.History:2009.04.16 V1.0+ First release.2009.04.25 V1.0b. Fix a bug in xp.reg.
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Windows can be accessed remotely using a Remote Desktop. This is already build into Windows and hence an interesting alternative to third-party programs. But logging in to a Remote Desktop Connection with a concurrent Windows login is not possible out of the box, because of the Windows concurrency limit. Windows is forcing a logout in case a secondary user wants to login. This guide shows how to enable concurrent windows login, but assumes that a remote connection setup is already exists. Afterwards, it is required to modify the file responsible for the concurrency limit, the TermServ.dll.
Microsoft Windows 7 Sp1 Rdp Concurrent Sessions Enabler Multi Name
Read: Concurrent Windows login: The TermServ file.