How to Enable Multiple RDP Sessions for Multiple Users

How to Enable Multiple RDP Sessions for Multiple Users Windows 10 Remote Desktop Connection How to Enable Multiple RDP Sessions for Multiple Users By default, Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) allows only one active user session at a time. This means if a new user connects via RDP, the existing session will be disconnected. However, in many cases—such as when managing servers, running applications for multiple users, or creating a shared remote environment—you may need to enable multiple concurrent RDP sessions. This guide explains step by step how to configure your Windows Server or Windows machine to allow multiple users to connect and work simultaneously using RDP. You’ll learn how to: Understand RDP session limitations in Windows client vs. Windows Server. Enable Remote Desktop Services role (for Windows Server). Modify Group Policy settings to allow multiple sessions. Adjust local security policies to control user permissions. Apply registry or termsrv.dll ...