I would be very willing to help you test this.

Just let me know.

Cheers,

Danee

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Sign me up!

I bet you will get interest from just about everyone on tgb too! Hehe!

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Ditto that, I'm in - I have a "test" MCE environment on a laptop, so could always use that for testing (no fear of breaking anything).

 

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Sign me up :-)

Sign me up.  I have multiple Vista MCE's now to test it out with a laptop.

 

bradleyswanson @ gmail dot com

Count me in. Check your PM.

PM sent.  And congrats mate, this is the holy grail of Media Center right now.

post 83 here: http://www.golod.com/2005/10/enabling-multiple-remote-desktop-sessions-in-windows-xp-professional-and-media-center-edition-2005/

 

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lala

badabada:

post 83 here: http://www.golod.com/2005/10/enabling-multiple-remote-desktop-sessions-in-windows-xp-professional-and-media-center-edition-2005/

 

it would help if the posts were numbered. i have no idea what ur talking about. how about a quote? :-)

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My MCE Setup

see the last post here:

http://riccardo.raneri.it/blog/eng/index.php/2006/04/24/windows-xp-multiuser-remote-desktop/

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lala

badabada:

see the last post here:

http://riccardo.raneri.it/blog/eng/index.php/2006/04/24/windows-xp-multiuser-remote-desktop/

To make Vista RTM x86 support multiple connections termsrv.dll has to be patched like this:

C:\Windows\System32>fc /b termsrv_patched.dll termsrv_rtm.dll
Comparing files termsrv_patched.dll and TERMSRV_RTM.DLL
000150D8: BA 3B
000150D9: 00 91
000150DA: 01 20
000150DB: 00 03
000150DD: 90 00
000150DF: 89 0F
000150E0: 91 84
000150E1: 20 0C
000150E2: 03 CA

C:\Windows\System32>

0100 (second and third byte) is the connection limit. In can be decreased or increased if needed.

Very interesting...so who's gonna be the guinea pig? :-)

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My MCE Setup

shadymg:

badabada:

see the last post here:

http://riccardo.raneri.it/blog/eng/index.php/2006/04/24/windows-xp-multiuser-remote-desktop/

To make Vista RTM x86 support multiple connections termsrv.dll has to be patched like this:

C:\Windows\System32>fc /b termsrv_patched.dll termsrv_rtm.dll
Comparing files termsrv_patched.dll and TERMSRV_RTM.DLL
000150D8: BA 3B
000150D9: 00 91
000150DA: 01 20
000150DB: 00 03
000150DD: 90 00
000150DF: 89 0F
000150E0: 91 84
000150E1: 20 0C
000150E2: 03 CA

C:\Windows\System32>

0100 (second and third byte) is the connection limit. In can be decreased or increased if needed.

Very interesting...so who's gonna be the guinea pig? :-)

I'd give it a try on my system if someone could walk me through this.  I have no idea how to "increase or decrese" 0100 in the above instructions.  I'd imagine it entails getting a DLL editor and making the change?  Any ideaS?

Aaron

actually, you need a hex editor to do this. open the dll in the hex editor, then go to each location (e.x. 000150D8) and change the bytes to BA 3B .. then repeat for the other locations. Save the file. Reboot. Of course, make a backup copy of the dll first.

Interesting, I had a look using a hex editor - the changed bytes are similiar to the existing bytes except they are offset by 1 byte.

If I get a chance I will create a new iso image with a modified termsrv.dll, see what happens when I install it.

regards, Tarkan

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