There are a lot of third party remote control pieces software around such as the popular freeware tools, and, but there are times when the built-in Remote Desktop Connection feature in Windows 7 is the most useful since it’s already present in Windows and you don’t need to install any third party software. All you need to do is to enable it because the Remote Desktop function is disabled by default. And allow connection from other computers by going to Control Panel - System - Advanced System Settings - click on the Remote tab. From there, you can either select “Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop” which is less secure or “Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop with Network Level Authentication”. If you are setting up a connection to a different Windows version such as XP or Vista from your Windows 7 machine, then you need to choose the less secure option.

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Tip: Pressing the WIN Key+ Pause/Break keys simultaneously brings up the System window. If you only see the Remote Assistance box in the Remote tab but not Remote Desktop, that is because there are some restrictions that Microsoft has implemented in your version of Windows. Only Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise can accept connections from Remote Desktop but NOT for Windows 7 Starter, Home Basic and Home Premium.

You can however, use Remote Desktop to initiate a connection from any edition of Windows 7. Many branded laptops and computers come with Windows 7 Home Premium or possibly Home Basic pre-installed, but not to worry because there is a hack patch that can enable the Remote Desktop Connection in Windows 7 Home Premium with a single click. There is a tool called Concurrent RDP Patcher which is meant to enable concurrent remote desktop connections, which means multiple logons per user. When you log in using the Remote Desktop Connection, the computer that is being controlled will show a message saying “Logged on remotely from COMPUTERNAME”. If you click on the user icon to login, the remote connection will be terminated with the popup: Your Remote Desktop session has ended. Another user connected to the remote computer, so your connection was lost.

Try connecting again, or contact your network administrator or technical support group. This allows multiple users to control the remote computer using Remote Desktop. Amazingly, this tool also enables the Remote Desktop Connection for Windows 7 Home Premium. The good thing about this patcher is you can revert the changes back to the way it was by clicking the Unpatch button. There are some scripts that can also do the same by patching termsvr.dll file but it doesn’t provide a way to undo the patch. By default a Remote Desktop Connection only allows you to login with a user account that has a password assigned to it.

User accounts with a with a Remote Desktop Connection. You can handily bypass that restriction by checking the “ Enable blank password logons” checkbox. The Concurrent RDP Patcher tool is released at forums, which if you never heard of it before, is the official Windows Media Center Community forum. The patcher was updated a while ago and is confirmed to work on Windows 7 Service Pack 1. It is also compatible with both 32bit and 64bit versions of Windows 7. Important Update Oct/Nov 2014 Although the original Concurrent RDP Patcher has worked fine since Windows 7 Service Pack 1 was released, in late 2014 Microsoft has again started to updated the termsrv.dll which is patched by the program.

As it appears to have been abandoned long ago, the original patcher will probably never get updated by its author to work with these new hotfixes. Luckily the Concurrent RDP Patcher source code was made available and we have updated the program to patch the latest termsrv.dll file. Currently Microsoft Hotfix KB3003743 (released on the 11th November) is the latest to break the original patcher. If you have this update installed you can try the updated program.

Please note that this update to the patcher has not been fully tested so you should use it with care and at your own risk, although it should work without issue on all versions of Windows 7 except Enterprise. Any feedback on how well it works is welcome. We will try to update the Concurrent RDP Patcher in future if the are any more updates to the termsrv.dll library. YOU GOT NO IDea how much stress I had. In the freaking middle of the night. Still 2hours to make this freaking server with 25 employees work.

Stressed out. 2 hours left as they will start to work, since I’m on a different time zone. The entire company would be on production hold. I’m talking about manufacture in a huge scale.

What could I do??! Found this site.and it worked. Man If I ever knew who had this solution patch? I would personally send them a beer!! I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. Using information posted with the original patch (Concurrent RDP Patcher2-22-2011) I uninstalled Patch KB2984972 and then tried patching, but the patch said “unknown checksum”.

I Then found this post and I see that I do have KB3003743 installed (termsrv.dll is version 18637). I ran this patch ConcurrentRDPPatcherKB3003743Fix.zip. The Patcher says “termsrv.dll is patched”. However SystemProperties–Remote still only shows Allow Remote Assistance (and I can’t connect from another system). I’ve rebooted multiple times and tried uppatch/repatch but no luck.

Any suggestions? I can connect and fully remote in from my android tablet but only to the main user. I have a total of three users and when i try to remote into to ano other users it just keeps re-asking me for the password as if I had typed in the wrong passwords. I’m starting to think that it only works with one users. I tried to make two users to be administrators with passwords and it still only allows remoting to the first user that was originally the administrator.

I have 64 bit windows 7 Premium and the android table uses the app called “Microsoft Remote Desktop”. It works super good but only for one user in the desktop.

Thank you for any help! Hi all, I’m still looking for a resolution for this. I’ve been looking for the past 2 days and still having no joy. I’m trying to connect to a Windows 7 Home Premium from a Mac.

Is there still not way to accomplish this without using a third party application? Would I need to upgrade to a newer version of windows? I like Windows 7 though. Forgot to mention, I’m trying to connect over the internet, outside the network.

I’ve setup port forwarding on the router. I cannot see remote desktop options in system preferences. Thank you for this. Works like a charm on my windows 7 home premium. I have a quick question. How can I login to a same RDP session if I left it with unfinished work.

For example if I login with user X and worked on a word document. Can u close the RDP session without logging out and then log back into the same session so I can continue my work? Also on the desktop where I installed the patch, if I have my main user logged in with multiple programs running with my current work opened. If I want to remote into that users desktop and preserve the work so I can continue remotely, what’s the best way to do that? Right now when I log in with the same user, it creates a new session and hence does not take me to the current working window. Thank you again for this tool.

Thanks for taking your time to update this tool. After installing your updated version on my RDP host, I can get to the screen where I enter the user name and password from my RDP client but nothing happens after that. I’m wondering if this might have to do with using Windows 7 Home Premium ‘K’ version (K for Korean). It would help tremendously to get this to work so I can do part of my work at home. If the patching process just involves changing some of the codes in Termsvc can you please show which codes I need to replace? First of all, I’d appreciate your patch. But, unfortunately, after windows updates(Windows 7 Home Premium), I’ve failed to connect (Of course, before windows updated, I can login using RDP without any problem.

After windows update, And also, I repatched it with KB3003743.) As colin said, I also have same symptom, it accept username and password, but then it never show any messages, no response just as like blocked by something. Could you please let me know what is problem? Thank you in advance. Thank you for keeping this up to date. Some of the other versions of this have since stopped working, but after pulling the troublesome updates, your updated version does the job.

I am having a problem with changing the ports, though. I’ve changed the port in the Registry, changed the forwarded port, and entered the connection in the IP Address:Port method, as well as restarting the services (and even the PCs themselves). For whatever reason, I can’t connect even with all the proper port changes.

This used to be possible with the now defunct MissingRemote version, but it doesn’t seem to take on this version. If you have any thoughts on the matter, it’d be much appreciated. Thanks again for keeping this up! Quick Heal is obviously talking rubbish, i.e.

A false positive. I compiled the Concurrent RDP patcher myself and it’s not malicious in any way.

It’s flagged as malicious by some antivirus because it patches a system file (termsrv.dll) The result at Virustotal for the last released test version: virustotal.com/en/file/629af3522e7c32f63c304ad743f3f617d24b6a11c4703d41ad199f/analysis/ You’ll note both detections there have “gen” or “generic” in the result, that means they are making a guess at detecting it’s malicious, and getting it wrong. You are of course free to not use the program if you are in any way unsure about its safety. Thanks for writing this up, it’s working for me in Windows 7 Home Premium SP1. I have a question though about the resolution of the remote desktop, when I connect remotely the resolution of the Remote Desktop window is only 1024×768.How can I increase that?

In the remote desktop session, in Control Panel Display Screen Resolution, the Display is shown as: 1. (Default Monitor) on RDPDD Chained DD. Resolution: 1024 x 768.

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Both are greyed out and not changeable. At the top of that window is a yellow box with the message: The display setting can’t be changed from a remote session. The system I’m accessing actually has a 1280×1024 LCD attached, so it appears that 1024 x 768 is hard coded somewhere as the resolution to use for remote sessions?

Does anyone know how I can increase that resolution? BTW, I’m using CoRD on OSX as the RD client.

Have run patch on my genuine Win7 Home Premium x64 SP1 without problems. It now says patched. However, any RDP connection (local or remote) starts, asks for username+password, then brings up the remote desktop for 2 seconds and then TERMINATES immediately (closes remote desktop window). Only help seems to be to uninstall KB3003743 update. Is it possible the patch only works on cracked Win7 and fails on genuine ones?

I have tried also the “RDP Wrapper”, same results – works only with KB update uninstalled. Thanks for any ideas. Great work, thanks a bunch! Last Patch Tuesday’s update killed it though. Not sure which update it was, but I got it working again with the patches below.

Maybe you can include them in the next version? Original termsrv.dll MD5: 008CD4EBFABCF78D0F648C Patched termsrv.dll MD5: D3BABE04C2789C4C8D058B316C05E5A3 File offset 000173C0: Change 8B 87 38 06 00 00 39 87 3C 06 00 00 0F 84 EB C2 00 00 to B8 00 01 00 00 90 89 87 38 06 00 00 90 90 90 90 90 90 Offset 000176FA: Change 01 to 00 Offset 0005AD7E: Change 74 to EB (Same patches as in previous version, just different offsets.).

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Never been a big fan of using VPN software, and Don’t want to muck around with upgrading the OS on an OEM laptop. There always seems to be some problem with some software when you go this route. I can not thank you enough for the folks that made this tool.

RDP may not be the end all of how to remote in, but it is the best way to do it sometimes. And for me, I just don’t want to get up and mess with the laptop that is right next to me. Thanks to this software, I can put on movies for my kid, or Music for him to go to bed to all from the comfort of my chair. This just made windows 7 just that much better. As a user of 8, I have to say, there are just some things that Windows 8 just can’t do.

Well, at least not without tons of help. Again, You really just made my day. And my sons too! Hi Raymond, I met a problem of “asking of credential” input windows. Client: windows 7 prof host: windows 7 home premium Connection: LAN I have ran the patcher in the host computer, then, it installed successfully. Then, I ran the Remote Desktop Connection in client computer, input the ip addresses, click connect, but a “windows security” dialogue prompted out asking for password.

So, there is no password set on the host computer. May I know how to disable the feature of asking credential from the client computer in order to connect the host computer? Hi I am using this patch on my win7 premium machine which is running my mailserver. For two / three weeks worked perfectly but has now taken to bombing out. The symptom is that the client cannot pick up mail “Outlook cannot connect to.” and at the same time RDP stops working.

I am running MDaemon. If I go to the machine it all looks normal no sign of a crash. The mailserver is still running etc. The temporary solution is to start a configuration session for MDaemon – that unlocks everything. But it isn’t elegant.

Maybe I ought to buy VNC but before I do has anyone had this experience? Hi, I’ve come across this post & tried the above & it partially works! Hoping someone could please shed some light into why it won’t work completely.

Much appreciated in advance. Firstly, I’m using the RD Client on my iPad 2. The computer I’m remotely controlling runs 7 Home Prem & has wireless internet connection. When I access thru my iPad 2 on the same wireless connection (at home in another room) it works perfectly – I’m able to remotely access the computer, however, when I’m on another wireless connection (away from home) than I can’t login at all. Hope that makes sense as I can’t see why it doesn’t work!

Hi All, I installed a home server for a friend with Win 7 Home Premium, opting to save him money, since he will never log onto the domain etc. I have not realized Remote Desktop is not a part of standard Win 7 Home install.

This has created a pain, since we must use some 3rd party remote connection tool. This was OK until LogMeIn stopped being free.:) My colleagues tell me there is a hack to enable RDP, and I have found some questionable downloads on the internet. Before I take a risk with some of the stuff I came across, wanted to see if anyone has a proven method to enable RDP in Windows 7 Home Premium? I use Teamviewer at home. Teamviewer is free for personal use.see. It's simple to set up, provides secure access, and can be set up for remote access anywhere without opening ports on a router.

I think Teamviewer is a better solution than a concurrent RDP 'patch' (aka possible license-violating hack), unless you actually need to do a concurrent session that someone else can't see. The only valid use case I can see for the concurrent RDP patch is to remote into a HTPC without interrupting Windows Media Center recordings or TV/movie viewing.

Btw, the RDP patch will probably require a static IP and opening a router port for access over the internet, unless you're using a separate VPN solution. Windows Updates will also break the concurrent RDP patch every few months.