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Is there any way we can have a Windows XP login context saved when another
user comes into the box by RDP?
Fast Switching must be turned off because we are in a domain environment.
It's very very shortsighted of Microsoft to have the current behavior that
doesn't allow at least two concurrent logins by one user and one admin, but
it's just whacky that they didn't at least give us a way to preserve the
primary user's work while a second user comes in. Locking out the first
user's session and saving context might be acceptable, but just logging off
the original user is hideous.
user comes into the box by RDP?
Fast Switching must be turned off because we are in a domain environment.
It's very very shortsighted of Microsoft to have the current behavior that
doesn't allow at least two concurrent logins by one user and one admin, but
it's just whacky that they didn't at least give us a way to preserve the
primary user's work while a second user comes in. Locking out the first
user's session and saving context might be acceptable, but just logging off
the original user is hideous.