How to Enable Multiple RDP Sessions in Windows 10: A Step-by-Step Guide

Unlock the potential of your Windows 10 with the ability to run multiple Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sessions simultaneously. Here's a comprehensive guide to achieve this seamlessly.

RDP Wrapper: The Ultimate Solution

Fed up with manual adjustments, like tinkering with registry entries and DLLs? There's an easier way. Enter "RDP wrapper" - a remarkable project that transforms your Windows 10 into a terminal server with just a couple of clicks. This method is also compatible with Windows 7 and 8.

Installation Made Easy:

1. Download the ]]>RDP wrapper archive]]>.
2. Unpack it to your desired location.
3. Open command prompt as an administrator.
4. Navigate to the unpacked archive using cd path\to\file.
5. Execute the install.bat command.

Customize Your Settings with RDPConf.exe:

After installation, you'll have access to the RDPConf.exe utility. Here, you can tweak your settings:

• Change your RDP server's port.
• Adjust other user-centric settings for a tailored experience.

Adding New Remote Users:

1. Press win+r.
2. Type lusrmgr.msc and navigate to 'Users'.

3. Create a new user, providing a unique name and secure password.

4. Assign this user to the 'remote desktop users' group.

Tip: Test connection from your own PC under a different account using the address 127.0.0.2.

With these simple steps, you've transformed your Windows 10 system into a multi-user RDP powerhouse. Remote work and collaboration just became a lot easier!