R
Rog
Flightless Bird
I was always under the impression that if an administrator attempted to
remote desktop into a Windows XP machine that already had someone logged in
locally, the remote desktop session would force a logoff of the local user,
allowing the remote desktop session to take control. I'm noticing that
occasionally, the remote desktop session seems to piggyback on the local
session, giving you the already open desktop with running programs.
What determines whether there's a forced logoff, or you get the already open
desktop?
remote desktop into a Windows XP machine that already had someone logged in
locally, the remote desktop session would force a logoff of the local user,
allowing the remote desktop session to take control. I'm noticing that
occasionally, the remote desktop session seems to piggyback on the local
session, giving you the already open desktop with running programs.
What determines whether there's a forced logoff, or you get the already open
desktop?