Remote desktops in Windows XP implement multi-user connection
Remote Desktop is a new feature of Windows XP Professional. By using this feature, we can log in from other computers to a computer that opens the remote desktop function over the network. View the computer's desktop content, operating the program installed in your computer, access the remote computer All files saved.
However, this feature has a limitations. If you already log in locally, if you want to log in from remote login, users who have logged in locally cannot continue to use the computer (Figure 1). If the quick user switching function is opened, the local login user can only disconnect your own session, return to the welcome screen; and if the remote computer disables the fast user switching function, the local login must be logged out. Is there any good way to make local and remote users log in and use remote computers? Continue to see it.
In the beta version of Windows XP Service Pack 2 Build 2055, the system installed for this patch has supported two users to log in, but they don't know why, this feature in the final official version of Service Pack2 is canceled. Fortunately, we can still make your computer to implement this function.
To use this method, make sure your computer is a Windows XP Professional version, and Service Pack2 has been installed. Second, you need to have a TERMSRV.DLL file in the 2055 SP2.
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First, make sure you have installation discs in your CD-ROM drive, then run "Services.msc" to open the service setting window, find the Terminal Service service, double-click Open Properties dialog box, select "Disabled" in the "Start Type" drop-down menu Then, then restart the computer.
Open my computer window after restarting, enter "% systemroot% / system32 / dllcache" in the address bar, delete the TerMsrv.dll file, then copy the TERMSRV.DLL file in SP2 in SP2 to% SystemRoot, respectively. The original file is overwritten under the% / SystemRoot% / SYSTEM32 folder. Note: The dialog box like Figure II may pop up in this process, reminding you that the system file changes, you want to put it into the CD to restore the correct file. This is a normal phenomenon, and our purpose is to replace existing system files, so you don't have to pay attention to, click the Cancel button, then click "Yes" in the subsequent dialog.
In addition, modify the registry, run "regedit" to open the registry editor, position in the left panel to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / System / CurrentControlset / Control / Terminal Server / Licensing Core, newly built a new name under this button "EnableConcurrentSsSions" DWORD value, and sets the data of this value to 1. The computer needs to be restarted again.
Then continue "Services.msc" to open the service setting window, double-click the Terminal Service this service to open its Properties dialog box, select "Auto" in the Start Type drop-down menu, and click the Start button after clicking OK.
Then we want to turn on the remote desktop function, which is closed by default. On my computer icon, click the right mouse button to select Properties, turn on the System Properties dialog, then open the Remote tab, first select "Allow users to remotely connect to this computer" option, then click the "Select Remote User" button next to you, will all You allow remote connections to users of the computer to all (Figure 3). At one end of this remote computer, it is all set. Go back to the client computer (the client computer can be any version of the Windows 95, but in addition to Windows XP, other versions of Windows need to install the remote desktop client components, please refer to the Windows Help file), Attachment / Communication of Start Menu Under Remote Desktop Connection Components, enter the name or IP address of the remote computer, then click the "Option" button next to it, enter the username and password of the account that can be remotely connected, then you can set it as needed. Other options. After all the options are set, click the Connection button, you can successfully log in after a moment. At this time, the task manager that opens the remote computer can be seen under the User Tab, and there are two users connected to this computer (Figure 4), where the session column is displayed as "console" is locally logged in locally. The user is displayed as "RDP-TCP # 1" is the user connected to the remote desktop.
Using the above method needs to replace the system file, although it can be successful, no one will guarantee that other issues will not cause other issues. So if you have strict requirements for system stability, you may not want to use this method, then you can also try to install WinConnect Server XP software. The software can achieve the same function.
Trial version download: http://www.thinsoftinc.com/download/winconnect-serverxp/setup.exe
WinConnect Server XP is very simple, you need to restart the system after installation, and you can connect directly to the remote desktop after the system starts. When the remote desktop connection is created, you can see the console on the client on the client. It has two computers to connect to the native (Figure 5), not only this software can also display each session, respectively. process. According to the official instructions, as long as the hardware configuration of the remote computer is sufficient, the software can make 21 users create a connection via a remote desktop feature! This is quite amazing.
Two ways have been introduced, and they have their own persistence: the method of replacing the system file is the most convenient, and no additional software is required, saving investment, but this method can only perform a local login at the same time. A remote desktop login. It is different from the WinConnect Server XP software. This method does not have to replace system files, maximizing the stability of the system, and allows the Windows XP system to allow 21 concurrent remote desktops to log in, which is ideal for small corporate networks. However, the software is not free, and the trial version can only use 7 days, and each created connection cannot last more than 30 minutes, and it will be automatically disconnected after the timeout.
