The server version of windows allows multiple users on the same network to log on to one machine using Remote Desktop.
But
what if you only have the normal windows version on which you want to
log on using remote desktop while another (local user) is still logged
on without kicking out the current said user?
Thankfully
there is a small utility called 'RDP Wrapper Library' by binarymaster, which,
after you've installed it on the host or 'server', will allow you to do
just that. At the moment it's also being updated quite regularly and the
current version (v. 1.5) is actually quite stable.
The
PC on which you want to have multiple user sessions should be quite
powerful and have good cooling since doing this can be quite cpu
intensive. So if you're using a notebook for this purpose for extended
periods of time, it may get quite hot. Desktop PC's just have better
cooling than laptop or notebook computers.
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