Win XP Remote Desktop dual-administrator login at the same time

As we all know, Microsoft has positioned Windows XP products in its personal desktop operating system. This means that it is not like Windows 2000 Server or Windows 2003 (both of which are Server versions). in Windows XP (including today's Windows XP SP2, at most one administrator account can be logged on at the same time. That is to say, if anyone connects to a computer through remote desktop using the system administrator account at a certain time point, the previously logged-on administrator will be forcibly logged out immediately, then they are kicked out of the "house"-This is easy to generate a kind of resentment that is dominated by the competition. For some people, the Remote Desktop function of Windows XP is like "chicken ribs", which is boring and a pity.

In fact, by replacing and changing a file in the system, Windows XP Remote Desktop can also achieve two different account administrators to log on at the same time, while parallel, you walk your Sunshine Road, I walk my sunshine Bridge, they are irrelevant and independent from each other. This file is termsrv. dll located in the system folder.

Tip: How to enable Windows XP Remote Desktop: Right-click "my computer" on the desktop and select "properties". In the displayed "System Properties" window, switch to the "remote" tab, select "allow users to remotely connect to this computer" and click OK.

SlaveHttp://www.pconline.com.cn/pcedu/soft/st/winxp/0409/other/termsrv2005.rarDownload, change the decompressed termsrv. dll.2055 file to termsrv. dll, restart and press F8 to switch to safe mode, and replace the file with the same name under C: \ WINDOWS \ system32. (For Windows XP SP2, files with the same name under the C: \ WINDOWS \ $ NtServicePackUninstall $ and C: \ WINDOWS \ ServicePackFiles \ i386 directories must also be replaced ).

After replacement, log on to the system normally and disable SFC (Windows File Protection Function). Otherwise, the "Windows File Protection" prompt appears (figure 1 ). You only need to save the following content as the reg file and import it to the registry:

Figure 1

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon]

"SFCDisable" = dword: ffffff9d

Enable the Remote Desktop Multi-User Function, save the following content as the reg file, and import it to the registry:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ System \ CurrentControlSet \ Control \ Terminal Server \ Licensing Core]

"EnableConcurrentSessions" = dword: 00000001

If the firewall of Windows XP SP2 is enabled, you must also allow the connection through port 3389. The specific method is as follows: Open "Network neighbors"> "view Network Connections", click "Change Windows Firewall settings" in the upper left column, and in the "Windows Firewall" window that appears, switch to the "exceptions" tab and click "add Port". In the following window, enter "name" (you can name it at will) and "port number": 3389 (figure 2 ), OK.

Figure 2

For Intranet users, port ing is also required for the external network hosts to be connected smoothly. For more information about port ing, see the previous xfiles.

In this way, when the administrators of two different accounts log on to a computer at the same time, you will find that) you can use "Task Manager"> "Send message" in the right-click menu of the taskbar to connect messages (figure 3), which is very convenient! If you want to log out without a shadow, you must run the "logoff" command to log out. In this way, when a local user is shut down or restarted, "other users log on to this computer. Disabling Windows will cause data loss. Do you want to continue shutdown ?" (Figure 4 ).

Figure 3