It’s kinda odd how the program works. It actually makes it so I can log in to the same user account remotely as is logged in locally. If you look at the local PC, it just shows the normal desktop, while remotely all the programs are up on the account of the same user.

Yeah… it operates more like how Windows Server handles remote desktop connections.

It’s kinda odd how the program works. It actually makes it so I can log in to the same user account remotely as is logged in locally. If you look at the local PC, it just shows the normal desktop, while remotely all the programs are up on the account of the same user. If I hit task manager it lists my account as logged in twice. Otherwise, you wouldn’t even notice it on the local PC. What’s kinda odd, is if I set the sound to local speakers, and play some music, the music comes out, but you can’t see the media player window on the local PC. After disconnecting the remote session, both stayed logged in. Hitting switch user then hitting my user name, a window pops up asking which session to log in to. Then I can choose 1 and log it out, then log in to the other one. Pretty cool! Glad I’ve got remote desktop now