Enable Multiple User Access/Concurrent User Sessions For Remote Desktop on Windows 7

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Windows 7 has better access control then vista and XP and with user account control all the process are launched in protected mode even if you logged in as administrator. In case if you have installed windows 7 on another computer present in your network then only way to access it from your own machine is using remote desktop.

But if some one already logged on windows 7 then you wont be able to login as windows 7 by default doesn’t allow concurrent sessions. If you try to login to windows 7 while another users is already logged in locally or remotely then a message will be displayed as show in below screenshot.

Remote Desktop on Widnows 7

Only one user can login to windows 7. Well don’t worry some one has already found the way to allow multiple user login to windows 7 i.e Concurrent User Sessions. Here is guide to enable concurrent user sessions on Windows 7.

How to Enable Concurrent Users Sessions on Windows 7

1. Download this Concurrent sessions enabler.zip

2. Extract the files from above downloaded zip file

3. Shift+ Right Click on install.cmd file and select run as administrator.

4. That’s it. You should see below screen after you have executed install.cmd

Concurrent User Sessionson Windows 7

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Reader Comments

This only works with the 7000 build.
Is it any posibilities to make it work on build 7022?

Written By Tharon
on February 25th, 2009

There is a 7022 hack here: http://www.winmatrix.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22479

I am actually looking for one that will work on the latest build 7048 (x64 or x86 I do not care which one)

Is there a general instructions page to hack the termsrv.dll file?

MS really needs to enable concurrent sessions natively!

Written By GAVJC
on March 9th, 2009

Thanks GAVJC

I’d already found it several days ago, and forgot about this thread.

I’m also looking for the 7048 version.
And if possibly an how-to hack termsrv.dll

Written By Tharon
on March 9th, 2009

Yeah… they came out with the 7022 version within days of the release, i wonder why they arent doing the same with the 7048. Someone obviously knows how to hack these files, i just wish that there was a general how-to like yorself

Written By GAVJC
on March 14th, 2009

Any news about a hack for build 7057 ?

Written By Jahglory
on March 15th, 2009

Has anyone seen this patch for 7048 or 7057??

Written By Joe
on March 16th, 2009

when I have time, I am tempted to look into the hex code for the original and hacked 7022 termsrv.dll files and see if I can make any headway myself into this. I think I would probably mess things up more than fix em, and the RC is going to officially be released any day now so it doesn’t really matter if I can have a concurrent sessions hack working for a month. I will just stick to 7022 until either someone comes out with a new one.

Written By GAVJC
on March 18th, 2009

A hack for windows 7 build 7057 x86 can be found here:
http://www.winmatrix.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22479

But now that build 7068 is the newest compilation, this is more or less old news. hehe

Written By Tharon
on March 29th, 2009

I’d love to see this for Win7 RTM now that it’s out.

Written By Mike
on August 18th, 2009

Yeah a hack for the RTM dlls would be lovely…

Written By Robbo
on August 25th, 2009

I followed the instructions in Gavjc’s link and it worked beautifully for Windows 7 RTM 64-bit.

Just hex edit your current termsrv.dll file as described in the above link and use install.cmd to install it. (You’ll have to modify install.cmd to ignore the OS version checks.)

Very cool!

Written By Mike
on August 26th, 2009

Concur with Robbo. Just followed the same instructions for x86 and it worked fine!

Written By Stephen
on September 5th, 2009
Written By Tharon
on September 7th, 2009

Has anybody seen a version of this dll for Windows 7 Enterprise (x64) yet?

Written By mandg
on September 12th, 2009

Windows 7 Enterprise (Server 2008) already has this feature. It’s called terminal services; just enable it.

If you’re referring to Windows 7 Ultimate x64, then look at the links above.

Written By Mike
on September 14th, 2009

MANDG: fyi, there is a version called “Windows 7 Enterprise” and that is NOT “Windows Server 2008 R2″.

Written By mwil
on October 14th, 2009

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