Universal Termsrv Patch Windows Xp Sp3

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Thank you, great patch. I was using the version one for several years.

Just a comment about upgrading to v 2.1. (win XP sp2) I uninstalled the 1 version, rebooted the system. After this, installed the 2.1 patch. Reboot again. The patch wasn’t working (new user throws away the currently logged one). Reboot again. Uninstall of 2.1.

I had a win install directory somewhere in the hard drive. Just renamed this folder to smth different. Install 2.1 again.

Then everything works fine. I think this is related with win file protection. I am not sure, did the renaming of the win installation files directory help.

So if it fails from the first time, keep tryin •. Hi, i don’t know what happened but the patch was working until a dew days i have xp pro sp3 installed FAST USER SWITCHING enabled no domain? Using a no ip redirection no firewall 3389 is redirected to the good local ip (behind router) it seems i have also the problem with teamviewer, the connection starts but nothing appears when connected would it be a network adapter prob? When i connect via RdP, sometimes i have an error saying that the distant computer may not allow connection, or that all the connections are used, sometimes no error message i am a lttle bit confused on what i can do please help! I found a.BAT file that makes a domain connected pc to work with the TS-patch, it is easy to use and install: 1) Make a.BAT file named “Domain enabled Concurrent TS sessions.bat” including this text >>> @REG ADD “HKLM SYSTEM ControlSet001 Control Terminal Server Licensing Core” /v EnableConcurrentSessions /d 1 /t REG_DWORD /f >nul @REG ADD “HKLM SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon” /v EnableConcurrentSessions /d 1 /t REG_DWORD /f > nul @REG ADD “HKLM SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Winlogon” /v AllowMultipleTSSessions /d 1 /t REG_DWORD /f > nul •. @ Master Sala Unbelievable!!! I found what was the problem:S it seems that latest forceware of nvidia (i have a 9600gt) are the source of it uninstalled it and it works!

The version i had is 175.19_geforce_winxp_32bit_international_whql it seems that it causes a conflict and disable the RDP,. Dunno if the problem appears with more recent version of the forceware, i will test and let you know.

SO the end of the story is that the TSE patch was never the source of the problem thanx a lot for the help and keep on your fabulous work • Benoit. Hi again Sala, sorry for such a late answer.

Oh, the keys are already there? I didn’t know that, how ever Windows is rewriting them every time the computer restarts, so they have to be as a “sceduled task” durin login so the first login every time sets the correct reistry keys every time the computer starts. I have my domain connected computer working now with this as the only extra thing added to your patch. This makes my work as SysAdmin soooo much easier now adays! But please add: 1) Other Windows support for example Vista, W2K 2) A version that makes W2K Server and W2K3 Server ingore the 90 days limit. Salas, 2 things. First of all, WONDERFUL job!

You’ve made it possible for those of us who cannot afford the impossibly priced Server 03/08 to have similar capabilites! I’ve read each post before replying, saw one similar to this question, but I’ll still ask. Your patch works no problem for me, I, however, am using this at home with the family and XP is known to screw up when you make mass system changes (add/rmv.

Pgm, win updates, etc.). I’d like to know how to do multiple sessions from 1 account.

I KNOW you can do it in 00/03/08 as we do this at our retail store with one account. We’re you saying to the other guy that doesn’t work in YOUR patch or simply just doesn’t work for XP? If not now, “will” you be working on the ability for patching vista AND allowing multiple users with 1 account be available in your next release? I greatly hope so. Thank you kindly. Hey Installed the 2.1 patch on my XP SP2 machine, followed the instructions.

When I try connect from other machines as we have done before, nothing happens, I get no error and no connection. Step by step: windows: I enter ip (or name) and press enter, nothing happens (I assume its sending username/password saved from prevous session) Mac: (using ms remote desktop connection for mac) Enter ip (or name) and press enter, prompted for user and password, enter it. Closes and nothing happens. It all sounds great. I installed your patch 2.1.0.5 under Windows XP Pro SP3. It found, and replaced, termsrv.dll 5.1.2600.5512. I verified the three bytes had been updated with fc /b and separately with Tkdiff.