Surprise! Windows XP can be used to log on to a two-person terminal.

After SP2 is installed, your XP system can be used as those server operating systems for multiple users to log on to different locations at the same time, although this person is only two people ." The above is a new feature published when SP2 is still in Beta testing of version 2055 (related report: Is SP2 installed? The XP system can be accessed by multiple users at the same time ). However, this feature is missing in beta versions later than 2055 and SP2 versions released by Microsoft. The reason is that we can leave Microsoft alone, but we cannot give up on such a good new performance. Let's see how we can find this new feature that Microsoft has abandoned.

The retrieval method is very simple. In fact, you only need to find the system file used to manage the Terminal Service in version 2055 (Click here to download the relevant file: termsrv2005.rar ), decompress the package and use the dll file to replace uxtheme. if you replace the dll file method, you can enjoy this new feature. The procedure is as follows.

Step 1: confirm that the Terminal Service of the local machine is disabled. You can choose Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Computer Management> services and applications.

Step 2: Back up termsrv. dll under system32dllcache

Step 3: delete termsrv. dll under system32 and system32dllcache

Step 3: Copy termsrv. dll of 2055 to system32dllcache

Step 4: Copy termsrv. dll of 2055 to system32

Step 5: import the following registry key:


Step 6: Start the Terminal Services Service

Editor's note: Because 2055 was a tested product, Microsoft's features removed from beta may be immature technologies. Therefore, this article only serves to disseminate information, and this technique is not recommended. If you need to use this technique, please back up the system and do not take any responsibility for any consequences arising from the operation.