Windows XP manages multiple Remote Desktop connections without installing software

has been using the system default MSTSC for remote connections, but if you want to connect n remote, it is more troublesome

have been looking for third-party management software such as: Mremoteng

This software has the advantage not to say, but I use this software when there is a big problem, that is, if a remote connection appears the software can not respond

The entire software will not be used each time the task management needs to end the process, not only to improve efficiency but counterproductive

Helpless had to look at Google to see if there are other solutions

Finally find the ideal solution in http://leihenzhimu.blog.51cto.com/3217508/704950:

1, the 2003 System C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory Mstsmhst.dll, Mstsmmc.dll, Tsmmc.msc copied to the XP system C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory;

tsmmc.msc not necessarily in C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory, or in other directories such as the desktop, System32 directory can be run directly in CMD

DLL files that need to be copied

2. Register the DLL file separately in the Start menu's Run bar: regsvr32 mstsmhst.dll regsvr32 mstsmmc.dll

DLL file registered successfully, run Tsmmc.msc and create new connection

Enter the computer IP, user name, password and other information to connect remotely

Additional settings can be made by right-clicking on a property on the connection after the connection has been added

Login information

Set the desktop size ( the default is to populate the MMC Results pane to display as maximized )

Other settings

Right-click to connect to the remote table face

Add a Remote Desktop again

After Setup is complete, you can save directly to Tsmmc.msc or save as a different. msc

The next time you open, you can connect directly

This scenario also uses the system default method to solve the curve

But there are the following disadvantages:

1. Unable to connect local resources such as drive C disk on Remote Desktop, although it is possible to set up shared files locally, but it is not easy to set up directly in MSTSC

        

2. Unable to share the Clipboard, this is no way to solve

If you need a friend, you can click to download the file and extract it to the C:\WINDOWS\system32 directory to be able to use it directly (XP32 bit system only)

The following documents are absorbed from the original windos2003-32 system

Reference: http://leihenzhimu.blog.51cto.com/3217508/704950

Mremoteng Introduction: Http://www.oschina.net/p/mremoteng

Mremoteng Official website: http://www.mremoteng.org/

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