It helps to know it's not just my setup that has the issue. If it was just playing video the had a problem, it wouldn't bother me so much.
It's also Java somehow as the E-Trade streaming quotes don't work either. When things hang, it degrades the entire system as the hung process seems to chew up CPU cycles like crazy. I can't figure out what those two might have in common, and how simply having a user logged into the console would cause the issue.
Maybe something with process priorities? Do console user get elevated priorities on some things? I also heard my CPU fan speed up, like their was a hung process. Yeah, probably a bug, though not one we can really complain about since we're using the Terminal Services in a way that it wasn't meant to be used. I'm leaning toward some sort of video card driver issue.
It's not a solution though since VGA doesn't quite cut it for the console resolution. Can't find that setting though in Win 7 yet. Myrrh MDL Expert. Nov 26, 1, It was in there at one time, to allow a remote user and console user concurrently. Stop hovering to collapse Continue Reading…. Understand that it is replacing important files, and as always, anything can happen.
That being said, if you do have a problem, we have a fantastic community here to help you. Wait for the script to run entirely. At the end, you should see something similar to the below….
For However, if you want to customize the abilities a bit,there are certain command strings you can run in addition. Theother available options are:. Check out this thread over at TheGreenButton. Download the rdpwrap. Restart the TermService and make sure that the state [not supported] is changed to [fully supported]. Try to download the new rdpwrap.
You can get the rdpwrap. Here you can find the actual rdpwrap. It happens that when you try to establish a second RDP connection under a different user account, you see a warning:The number of connections to this computer is limited and all connections are in use right now. Try connecting later or contact your system administrator. In this case, you can use the Local Group Policy Editor gpedit.
Change its value to To remove the restriction on the number of concurrent RDP user connections in Windows 10 without using rdpwraper, you can replace the original termsrv.
This is the library file used by the Remote Desktop Service. The file is located in C:WindowsSystem32 directory. Before you edit or replace the termsrv. If necessary, this will help you to return to the original file version:. Before you edit the termsrv. The easiest way to do this is from the command prompt. To change the file owner from TrustedInstaller to a local administrators group use the command:. After that, stop the Remote Desktop service TermService from the services.
Before moving on, you need to get your version build number of Windows Open the PowerShell console and run the command:. Then open the termsrv. Depending on your Windows 10 build, you need to find and replace the code according to the table below:. For example, for Windows 10 x64 RTM with the termsrv. Basically same thing. You are back to the untouched version now.
It use to kick the client user off and log me on. Is it because I added the Multi? Now, multi-RDP sessions are on just like it supposes to be. Does not work for me win7 enterprise sp1. For some strange reason, my termsrv. These are the paths:. This is the result of the script earlier I manually stopped terminal service. After the script concurrent multi-user logging does not work — when my friend tries to log in on his account I get prompt that my session will be disconnected in 30 seconds, or something like that.
Any hope of enabling audio on home premium? I had the previous patch working fine. I also had the beta sp1 which i recently deleted and installed the rtm sp1 which of course broke the previous patch. When i attempt to do this patch it just says Its only for build Am I missing something? It is not working for me. I am unable to do multiple logins with same user name.
Script runs fine but it does not work for multiple logons for same user. Can you please help? Are people able to remotely print to their guest computer with this release? Any ideas? It works fine now for multiusers. I had this working, then I installed WHS and now it logs me out. Local remote or over internet. When I run the batch file I get an error that says it is for build I have trying to use promt command to instal muti.
When I connect almost inmediately I am rejected because another user appear, my own self. Reservados todos los derechos. My system is win 7 home premium. Hello I have this exact same problem. Works great but only for Administrators. How do I enable remote access for a regular user? Thanks for this. Thakaya I can answer your Q — to allow shutdown by remote not recommended , create a registry file policy like this one.
Maybe others have actually done so. Thanks, Mike, for your reply. Yeah, the box for remote printing is checked. I did see the option to set up Remote Desktop Easy Print which I assume is the TS port equivelance , after trying to install a local port on the host and pointing to Microsoft printer privers, but that came back with an error. Just wanted to say thanks … previous versions on Win7 and Vista worked great, and so does this on SP1.
I replaced termsrv. Anyone else having the same problem? I have Win 7 Ult SP1 x Works like a charm Win7 SP1. I updated to Win 7 64b SP1 and after aplying your patch, remote desktop service wont start at all! Excellent work. What am I doing wrong? This stopped working when SP1 was applied. Any Suggestions? Got it to work…. Great to see all this camaraderie here. Now can some please ease my mind by answering the simple question I asked multiple times here that has gone unanswered but I am sure would be of interest to others.
Anyone else can help here? Thanks for the follow up Mike. Does that fit your situation? Ok, thanks for the clarification. I tested with my WHS box which does not have the concurrent patch just to confirm printing over RDP was working for me, which it was. Hopefully someone else can test and prove me wrong.
Just installed it on my Windows 7 Home Premium Sp1 build — works beautifully. Thanks for writing this app, and making the install process so painless. Your operating system is not supported. OS Version: 6. Should it be taking this long? Ran the patch more than once deleted the. When I login remotely the local login is always asked to logout. I have to stop it manually before executing the batch file. Just an FYI. The Security Update for Microsoft. I had it installed and working fine and the remote computer installed this update and I could no longer remote to the machine.
I have that security update on my system and this Concurrent Sessions works just fine. Anyone else seen this? I have had Concurrent users running fine on Windows 7 64bit build pre SP1 for a few months but this last week there has been a problem. When trying to connect to remote Win 7 machine from a client it opens a RD screen and brings up a windows server standard edition login box and then does not let you login.
After boot-up of the server, it allows you one log-on. When you try to reconnect, it says that the connection has been reset see attached. Any Idea? Will this work on Windows 7 Professional 32 bit? This would be a lifesaver for me.
Thanks for your help. Please can someone send it to my mail adjosho rocketmail. What happens when you try to download? I recently had my computer fixed because of a virus. Please, someone help me with a download to install the remote function back to my C: drive.
I am delighted to have found this forum, but I am having a great deal of difficulty following the event timeline. I note that the forum started a couple of years ago, and the process of providing these neat capabilities has evolved a good bit since then, especially as Microsoft changes the build numbers and introduced SP1. So I would find it very helpful if someone could summarize and provide the link for the various download packages available and describe what situations they might be used for.
On the other one bit it is not selected by Microsoft updates as important, so I have not selected it myself. So I am having problems determining which patch to apply, and whether I will have to make a second application of a patch if I do finally apply SP1 to either OS. Also, I note that early in the development, Home Premium was not supported, but now it is. I installed the patch on win7x Therefore, I need to run remote desktop concurrently on one session, correct?
Therefore, when I now connect to the host, it runs on a separate session. Anyway, just to say, discovered your page today and applied your script — it worked first time and I can now connect remotely to my Win 7 HP machine. Thanks very much indeed! I tried a similar patch from a different site, and I got a very similar result. Has MS finally defeated all efforts to circumvent holding us hostage to upgrade to Professional?
Or are there some other things that I can try? Mostly works…using Windows 7 Home Premium as host. Under windows server , I am able to start a remote session from the console, and thus be logged in to 2 differents sessions ie: console and rdp. If I am at the console on this local computer and attempt to run Mstsc.
Is there anyway that I can force a second remote session to run, without having to logon from a remote computer? Using Win 7 Professional Build , I tried the patch and could not get the multi user sessions to work different users without logoff did work.
Thanks a lot guys, working for me2. I didnt read this entire thread but I did re-create an instruction set that works for me. Feel free to download it here. I did manage to get this working however I found the instructions some what lacking. It was enough to jumble through it. Is this possible? Once I had turned off my Norton firewall, the script ran fine. I have enabled the concurrent sessions in Windows 7 and it works great.
Now, how do I see and manage those incoming sessions? It will also let you switch to a different session and log users off from there. A different scenario!? Can this be gotten to work? Then the HDMI output is fed to a second monitor a television in sitting room. A wireless keyboard and mouse is used from the sitting room to interact with the PC. Can such a user be managed independently?
You can see that the problem is no second machine to manage the interaction with! Could that user in the sitting room watch streamed media or do anything else on the PC whilst the other user seated back at the PC simultaneously carries on with other tasks? I think it may be a tricky one? Does this have an uninstall type option to return the system to its original state? Or would a System Restore return all files to their original state if needed? If neither is feasible is there a listing of all changes so they could be manually reversed?
Trying to install on Virtual Machine, Windows7 64 Home Premium, downloaded all windows updates, but prompt. Great work, But i was wondering about shadowing the console session.
Is there support for that?? Hey, thanks for all the efforts, all your patches used to work like a charm, however a few days ago the silly Windows 7 Professional did an update on the Service Pack 1 and since then, the patch does not work. I apply it, it updates one rule, says everything is honkey-dorey but kicks out the second user… any ideas?!
Thanks a bunch! Is this function not available, or is there a setting on the remote computer that I need to adjust? It only works Pro and above. Thanks for that information — can you tell me where I can find out how to enable it? My Win 7 Home Premium computer is build , without service pack. Thank you so much for putting this out! Worked as expected for me, installed flawlessly for me on:. Thanks everyone! Applied the patch on home 7 premium SP1.
Trying to install on Virtual Machine, Windows7 32 Professional, downloaded all windows updates, but prompt. Can anybody help me enable my remote desktop. Kindly Help.. Installs without a hitch and does what it should. Thanks again, you guys rock! Only for windows 7 build Microsoft Windows Version 6.
Home Basic does not appear to be supported. I installed the patch on a new Windows Home Premium install. I can connect to the Administrator account. The Standard user account does not have a password. When I installed the patch I did a install multi blank. I will be pleased if you can disply detailed command line parameters to enable extra abilities Enable multiple sessions per user.
I did follow the steps given by you …. I put Win7RDP first and then put the files extracted folder name no success. Even I uninstall kis which I thought cause for this but no luck I need exact command lines. Thanks for what I hope to be a great tool to manage one of my laptops without interrupting the user. You can always do a dir Enter while in the root of C: to see the folders names. I installed the patch v. And I can rdp on the machine with another user logged in at the same time!
Instead of getting me back on the users screen, the monitor turns off in the energy saving mode and I have no way of bringing up windows again except hard reset! The window just disappears…. I am very frustrated by these problems because they happen randomly and I cannot find a pattern or a corelation to something. One time though I happened to be connected with rdp to the machine while a physical user logged off. My session continued to work so the machine didnt actually crashed.
It slowed down its response very much though so when I run task manager to see what happened I discovered about 11, processes of csrss. The patch worked fine for my Windows 7 system. How can I disable multi?? In international versions of Windows Administrators are not Administrators!
Here in Germany the Administrators are Administratoren. Because of this fact, the script must be changed to:. Maybe I can ask how to rdp into the console session while running with multiple connections, is that possible?? I unistalled every update performed in November but still I have the same problem: if I try to rdp into the machine and then logoff a physical user, windows crash.
If I dont use rdp everything works great though…. I just want to say thank you. Thank you , thank you, thank you. Thank you. Now I can finally use my computer to watch movies on and be remote connected anywhere else at the same time!
Awesome fix. Me Too thank you. I have a further question though. I have successfully have two users remotely logged on to the Windows 7 Pro SP1 computer; however we both would like to run the same application at the same time. Is this at all possible in Windows 7 Pro SP1?
I was so bummed to learn tonight that my brand new workstation with Windows 7 Home Premium did not include support for hosting RDC. I was so pleased to find this and had this running in no time.
Thanks very much to you and the community! Can someone help? Thx RP. I did the multi command…how do I undo it?!?!? I am messing my system up bigtime by logging in as the same user twice and doing stuff. Actually how do I totally undo this whole thing?
I went to seperate server and htpcs and never need to get into my server except from 1 RDP which is easy enough. Connect anyway? No error message or so. On the host, nothing happens. I tried both, logged on and logged of at the host. I just ran the Install. The build I have is Windows 7 Ultimate edition, build: 6. Are there any solutions for this? I have recently built a new Win 7 Ultimate x64 SP1 machine. I was originally able to loging concurrent sessions, then a nominal windows update and restart caused me to get the following message after is seems to connect.
Your Remote Desktop session has ended. The connection to the remote computer was lost, possibly due to network connectivity problems. Try connecting to the remote computer again. If the problem continues, contact your network administrator or technical support.
The error is as follows from the log. Description: Faulting application name: svchost. I am at witts end, and have tried evertything i can think of. Do any of you have any suggestions? Any help is much appreciated. Did you manage to resolve this I have got the same issue. I believe it worked when I originally installed the system but left it doing updates over night to find that this has now stopped working.
If there is only a chance this can happen I will be happy to reload and see what happens. V4 of the patch on missingremote does apply cleanly, but still no concurrent rdp sessions. It is a downer. I thought my mouse movements would be visible on the other machine, seeing as how I am logged in as the same user. Yet I have the same user name. Great tool. Have a question though. If i use standard user it tells me in summary to grant the account access to the RDP users group… cannot find that setting on home pre win 7.
In Windows 7 Home Premium which is what the poster was asking about, and what I have as well , that utility does not have a plugin for local users and groups. The service cannot be started, either because it is disabl o enabled devices associated with it. I have changed my RDP listening port in the registry so I can access multiple machines through the same router. Did this break something since I was not on default port? Any way to enable the concurrent users on a non standard port?
Have a couple of a questions. Where can I get it? Weird thing is that i had my 2 boys using the first admin account that was created during install and I created my own later and it is in the admin group etc. Logged in as them and it at least ran, had lingering issues but ran some commands individually out of script etc. On 1 I turned off RDP and then back on etc. Also…seems like people underestimate the coolness of starting taskmanager as admin and using user tab and right clicking user and then hit remote control.
This gives you local and remote access to the screen, keyboard, and mouse at the same time! Great for support. And thank you for this tid bit too! This was working fine for months.
At the win 7 login screen I get a warning that the other user will be logged off. Possibly when kb, SP1 was installed. I have Win 7 Home edition build I have tried turning off MCAfee firewall and re-running install as administrator but get message no rules match the specified criteria at that section of install. Can anyone help?
I can confirm this works on a fully updated Windows Thin PC installation after removing the version check in install. Windows firewall says McAfee is managing the firewall rules and I see the inbound connections that do not match a rule are blocked. I looked a long time for this solution and it works just great on my home premium…. I run install. Just chiming in this worked Just chiming in this worked perfectly on my Win 7 Pro installation.
I was looking for a way to share-out my PdaNet connection with my wife, and this was the absolute only thing I could get to work; and works like a charm. Thanx so much for this. There are so many smart people in the world, and the Internet is such a great enabler to be able to reach them. Suggestions would be appreciated. Any help with this matter will be gratefully appreciated. I currently have one staff member who connects to a dedicated pc in the office from home. The BT router uses port forwarding on the remote desktop port to a the PC creating the remote desktop session.
This works fine. I now have two other staff members and possibly more to follow who need to connect, to use the same software.
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