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I'd like to be able to RDP into my localhost.
Simply put, I want to RDP into the machine where I'm making the connection from.
Is this possible?
Dili
Posted 2014-06-03T02:39:12.943
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RDP into windows 7 localhost
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When connecting via RDP on Windows Systems the Terminal Server Client locks your computer when being connected to. Software that does not lock your computer when connecting remotely is, according to my Information, Windows Remote Assistance.
If you don't mind not going out of the box, look up your other options for Remote Desktop Software. A lot of these programs do not lock your computer and enable you to loop around
private_meta
Posted 2014-06-03T02:39:12.943
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1I'm pretty sure the answer is no. Why would you possibly want to do this anyway? – Iszi – 2014-06-03T03:04:45.287
No, that's not possible. – joeqwerty – 2014-06-03T04:48:55.343
Try using the program Teamviewer.. – None – 2014-06-03T06:56:31.280
4This question appears to be off-topic because it is about a theoretical problem, not a real-world problem – Canadian Luke – 2014-06-05T18:48:49.217
Why would you want to do that? Well, one idea is to RDP to your own desktop hardware and log in with another account without logging the primary off (and seeing both original desktop and the RDPs sessions on the same screen). Sadly for windows 7 this requires at least replacing a DLLs with a DLL from terminal server. At which point this are likely less than legal. – Hennes – 2014-06-08T17:52:04.603
Having said that (I do see a potential reason why you would want to do this): As it is asked it is this is about a theoretical problem. – Hennes – 2014-06-08T17:53:49.050