There could be many different reasons, for example in our house we have a dedicated Media Centre PC running in the living room, its handy for me to be able to log on to the pc without disrupting the person watching TV, with concurrent sessions I can do this. By default in Vista when you connect to a remote computer using Remote Desktop it will force the user who is physically sat at the computer to log off, this concurrent sessions hack allows you to Remote Desktop in to a computer without logging the current active user off, this will allow two people to use the resources on the same computer at the same time. Enable Concurrent Sessions on Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP (Termsrv.dll)Ĭoncurrent sessions is a feature in server editions of Windows that lets more than one user to log on remotely and use the server at the same time.
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