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I am having two systems with Windows 10 OS namely comp1 and comp2. In comp1 system, I has two user accounts namely user1 and user2.
From comp2 system, I have taken the comp1 as Remote desktop connection using user1 login. Immediately comp1 system got locked. Now in comp1 system, I tried to login to user2 account. But it throws error message that the remote desktop connection will be disconnected if i do so.
Is it possible to login to one user account if the other user account was locked for remote desktop? I don't want to use remote assistance option.
No, it's not possible. Why do you want to do this? – Jeff Zeitlin – 2017-11-14T14:38:01.610
I want this for my personal use. Even I have tried TeamViewer but its not giving what i expect... – Gvtha – 2017-11-14T15:01:10.910
Why do you want to be running both sessions at once? What are you trying to accomplish? – Jeff Zeitlin – 2017-11-14T15:07:55.583
Two users want to use the same system at a time. So if i do requested option, then I can make two users to work at a time. – Gvtha – 2017-11-14T15:13:15.833
1This can't be done with RDP, and probably not at all with a desktop Windows. You'd probably need a server OS, and Windows Terminal Server. – Jeff Zeitlin – 2017-11-14T15:34:23.680
@JeffZeitlin is correct. Windows client SKUs (home, pro, enterprise) only support a single session. Windows Server Datacenter supports multiple sessions and could achieve what you are looking for. – cdavid – 2017-11-14T16:29:58.823