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RDP Wrapper Library
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Multiple connection to a session #1670

Closed alexblly closed 2 years ago

alexblly commented 2 years ago

HI,

With RDP Wrapper on my Windows 10 I could connect with different devices on the same session simultaneously without interfering with the use of others For the past few days, I can only connect once per session

I reinstalled RDP Wrapper with a new INI file. I also modified the termsrv.dll. I have also enabled “Limit number of connections” under Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Remote Desktop Services -> Remote Desktop Session Host -> Connections section. Set value to 999999.

Does somebody have an idea ?

ver. 10.0.19041.1202 Windows: 19042.1266

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

I also modified the termsrv.dll

RDP Wrapper ONLY supports original termsrv.dll.

alexblly commented 2 years ago

it did not work before modifying it, this is the last modification I made, I saved the old termsrv.dll, I will put it back

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

it did not work before modifying it

Please, attach your RDPConf screenshot and original termsrv.dll

alexblly commented 2 years ago

This is the 2 files rdpwrap.ini.txt termsrv.dll.backup.txt

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

ver. 10.0.19041.1202

Your issue is https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap/issues/1509

For the past few days, I can only connect once per session

Please, uncheck "Single session per user" and reboot. If not work - replace INI from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sebaxakerhtc/rdpwrap.ini/master/rdpwrap.ini

alexblly commented 2 years ago

Your issue is #1509

I've already did it, but i've remade it for the issue

Please, uncheck "Single session per user" and reboot. If not work - replace INI from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sebaxakerhtc/rdpwrap.ini/master/rdpwrap.ini

It's already uncheck too I have reboot Windows and the problem is the same.

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

I have reboot Windows and the problem is the same.

If both sessions under the user are remote, then there should be no problem. If one of them is a console one, this is a common bug.

Offtopic If you need a stable multisession operation: 1. Uninstall RDP Wrapper 2. Open CMD as Administrator 3. Enter magic command `slmgr.vbs /ipk CPWHC-NT2C7-VYW78-DHDB2-PG3GK` 4. Activate Windows 5. Reboot 6. Enjoy!
alexblly commented 2 years ago

The connections are graphic remote desktops, either by Microsoft Remote Desktop on MacOS, xfreerdp for linux and the remote desktop for windows. My windows is a Pro version without product key for the moment

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

The connections are graphic remote desktops, either by Microsoft Remote Desktop on MacOS, xfreerdp for linux and the remote desktop for windows.

In that case, I recommend asking the offsets developer on Discord: https://discord.gg/N27yFftWP3

cheops1551 commented 2 years ago

I started using RDPWrap about 6 month ago. Great stuff and it has been working well until the latest Win10 update.

About once a month, there's a Win update and then RDPWrap stops working. But after updating the latest INI, all is good again.

This time, even after updating to the latest rdpwrap.ini, and with RDPConf.exe reporting all in green, I still can't have multiple session allowed (one local, one remote). It used to work before the latest Win10 update.

Is this a known problem? My Windows is currently at 19043.1415.

Thanks!

sebaxakerhtc commented 2 years ago

Is this a known problem? My Windows is currently at 19043.1415.

There is no problems with this version. Tested now Look here

cheops1551 commented 2 years ago

I started using RDPWrap about 6 month ago. Great stuff and it has been working well until the latest Win10 update.

About once a month, there's a Win update and then RDPWrap stops working. But after updating the latest INI, all is good again.

This time, even after updating to the latest rdpwrap.ini, and with RDPConf.exe reporting all in green, I still can't have multiple session allowed (one local, one remote). It used to work before the latest Win10 update.

Is this a known problem? My Windows is currently at 19043.1415.

Thanks!

Okay, I think I got it fixed.

Before, I was simply updating the INI.

This time, I completely removed the old installation, and used the latest v1.8.6 with the latest INI. Now everything seems working well.

Many thanks!

sebaxakerhtc commented 2 years ago

Duplicate of https://github.com/stascorp/rdpwrap/issues/1581

louxinbo commented 2 years ago

I have reboot Windows and the problem is the same.

If both sessions under the user are remote, then there should be no problem. If one of them is a console one, this is a common bug.

Offtopic

How did you activate? Thanks.

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

@louxinbo

How did you activate? Thanks.

Offtopic. You can use any online KMS, KMS emulator or any other method. You can find links on Google.

louxinbo commented 2 years ago

@louxinbo

How did you activate? Thanks.

Offtopic. You can use any online KMS, KMS emulator or any other method. You can find links on Google.

Off topic: actually I tried various activation methods and found that windows multi session (server rdsh edition) does not support activation on non-Azure platforms. Do you have any workaround to bypass that? Thanks. Otherwise I will change it back and use rdp-wrap.

sashaqwert commented 2 years ago

@louxinbo

Off topic: actually I tried various activation methods and found that windows multi session (server rdsh edition) does not support activation on non-Azure platforms. Do you have any workaround to bypass that?

I have a solution, but Stas'M asked me not to give said content and links to it. Therefore, I can advise you to read the last (added today) post in the ServerRdsh topic on the "My Digital Life" forum.

louxinbo commented 2 years ago

@louxinbo

Off topic: actually I tried various activation methods and found that windows multi session (server rdsh edition) does not support activation on non-Azure platforms. Do you have any workaround to bypass that?

I have a solution, but Stas'M asked me not to give said content and links to it. Therefore, I can advise you to read the last (added today) post in the ServerRdsh topic on the "My Digital Life" forum.

That worked! Thanks again, really appreciate it.