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Multiple Remote Desktop Sessions with Vista x86 x64 RTM SP1

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To simplify things I've collected the patched termsrv dll for Vista x86 (RTM & SP1) and x64 (RTM & SP1)

http://rapidshare.com/files/127680564/VIST...ATCHES.zip.html

@ECHO OFF

SET TS=%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\termsrv.dll

TAKEOWN /F %TS%

ICACLS %TS% /GRANT ADMINISTRATOR:F

COPY %TS% %TS%.bak /Y

NET stop "Terminal Services"

ECHO copy your patched dll into system32, overwrite, press any key to continue

PAUSE > NUL

NET start "Terminal Services"

ECHO Finished!

PAUSE > NUL

EXIT

NOTES:

The above cmd requires Administrator rights.

Only Windows Vista Ultimate, Enterprise and Business editions include the Remote Desktop server.

This does not allow multiple sessions to the same user account.

If you stop the 'Terminal Service' while using Remote Desktop you will be disconnected.

You need to setup another account with a password and enable remote desktop connections.

I only tested the SP1 x86 patch.

  • 1 year later...

Great info. I know this isn't the XP forum, but have you or anyone else out there happened across a similar hack for XP Pro x64 (SP2)?

I know, but the topic was for Concurrent Sessions in Vista so I wanted to give a link to the Sp1 Patched files for Vista.

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