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There is one thing to note before we get started: The methods described in this article require that the Windows account on the computer that your shared drive is physically attached to must be both an admin account and password protected. If you are looking for doing the same thing on Windows 8 or Windows 10, check out the following posts.We’ll go into all the steps in detail, but they can be roughly summarized as follows.Ĭhoose the drives on your computer that you want to share, and expose them to the network using Windows Advanced Sharing.Connect your other computers to the shared drives using Windows' “Map Network Drive” function.Add an exception in Windows Internet Options to prevent Windows from warning you when you move data to and from the network drives.

After 2 sign-ins using different user accounts here is what it looks like.

Once the patch is done, restart your computer. Right-click the Patch Executable file and Run as Administrator, click Patch button and the patch will make a backup copy of original TermSrv.dll file before patching it up. Launch one that suits your operating system you want to patch. There are 2 patch executable files, one for 32-bit and one for the 64-bit edition of Windows 7. Download the zipped file and extract the content onto your computer. There is a new patch called Universal TermSrv Patch available for Windows 7 computers. Once this is done, you should be able to see multiple users in the Task Manager > Users Tab. If you are running 64 bit OS make sure to replace the 64 bit one. However, the batch file didn’t install it correctly for me, so I had to manually replace the termsrv.dll file in the directory. And if you are not running RC, change this line in the batch file to match your version number. You can download the termsrv.dll here (see update below) All you need is to replace the termsrv.dll file in the %SystemRoot%\System32\termsrv.dll When you are trying to log into a Windows 7 machine that already has a user signed in, you will not be able to log in and will get the warning message shown as above.īut there are ways getting around this. That’s because by default Windows 7 doesn’t allow concurrent user access through RDP. If you continue, this has to disconnect from this computer. Another user is currently logged to this computer.