How to Enable Multiple Remote RDP Sessions on Windows 10 Pro

How to Enable Multiple Remote RDP Sessions on Windows 10 Pro

Log into the server, where the Remote Desktop Services are installed.

Go to Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - Windows Components - Remote Desktop Services - Remote Desktop Session Host- Connections.

Set Restrict Remote Desktop Services user to a single Remote Desktop Services session to Disabled.

Double click Limit number of connections and set the RD Maximum Connections allowed to 999999

Enabling parallel sessions allows you to use Remote Desktop on another person's computer with a different user account and access the system without disconnecting from the currently logged in user
These are some tips to turn on Multiple Remote desktop connections in Windows 10 Professional with these settings
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[jamesfreeman]

D.O.E.S.N.T W.O.R.K

"Your computer could not connect to console session on the remote computer because you already have a console session in progress"

[drwombat]

Irrespective of these settings there is only one max concurrent session on the windows OS, if you're running windows server then you can login a max of two concurrent sessions

[richierich]

The Group Policy clearly states that it requires at least Windows Server 2003. This won’t have any effect on client Operating Systems such as Windows 10. A lot of Group Policies you see in client versions of Windows are only for Windows Server and they have no effect on a Windows client Operating System.

[sureshp]

Multi user able to login, but simultaneouly only one user is allowed, even we input as connections

[melikcelikogullari]

Thanks for the video. It's connecting but multiple connection is still impossible

[adamlokmanomy]

it is also able to apply on windows server 2019?