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I have situation on my Windows 7 machine, where is active RDP service and running VNC (TightVNC) server. Let's say, that I'm logged in via VNC (VNC viewer). Then I want to connect via RDP. At this moment my VNC session is blocked (I mean in VNC viewer Windows login screen shows up, example from web: https://static.squarespace.com/static/514e2905e4b023ca28fd2047/514e2ad8e4b0d528d07c0c96/514e2ae0e4b0d528d07c1450/1323212468000/login11.png). And this login screen interrupts my scripts running in background. How can I switch it off, that new RDP connection will not lock my logged user?
2That's how RDP behaves, it drops the current user back to the login screen, therefore cannot be used for screensharing etc. I'd use TeamViewer if you want uninterrupted viewing/sharing. – Tetsujin – 2015-01-09T09:15:13.413