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Windows 7 Remote Desktop Services

Hello,

I have a desktop with win 7 ultimate and a laptop with win 2000 pro. Is it possible for me to log in to my desktop from the laptop without kicking out the user that's currently on the desktop? I want to have a separate session.

TY

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No. You need a server OS for this.

BUT.... I found this (untested but looks promising)...

http://www.blogsdna.com/2336/enable-multiple-user-accessconcurrent-user-sessions-for-remote-desktop-on-windows-7.htm

Simon_Weaver  2010-10-25 08:15:24

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