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This configuration solves the problem that another user is kicked off after one user account is logged on to the remote desktop. After the configuration is completed, a user account can log in to multiple remote desktops.

1. Open "remote Desktop session Host configuration"

2. Check the configuration

Right-click "RDP-Tcp", click "Properties", "Network Adapter" select "all network adapters configured with this protocol", the maximum number of connections defaults to "2".

3. Limit each user to one session

Double-click "limit each user to one session", as shown in the figure, uncheck.

4. Group Policy setting "limit the number of connections"

"start → running", enter "gpedit.msc"

[computer configuration] [Administrative template] [Windows component] [remote Desktop Services] [remote Desktop session Host] [connection]

Double-click limit the number of connections, enable, and set the maximum number of RD connections allowed.

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