Windows 10 64-bit build 6.4.9879 termsrv.dll Patch Search BB01000000C7 Replace BB00000000C7 Search 39813C0600000F846F970200 Replace B80001000089813806000090
Not talking about RDP Wrapper I'm talking about patching termsrv.dll even if it is done using an hexadecimal editor. J.
A try would just show it works! If you could, create an Image of your drive upfront so, if anything goes wrong, you could just revert back!
Didn't try x64 yet, but x86 works, so x64 certainly should. Slightly different Finds but the same Replaces as the last 8.1. 10586 (x64): Find: 39813C0600000F843F420200 Replace: B80001000089813806000090 10586 (x86): Find: 3B81200300000F8479760200 Replace: B80001000089812003000090 As usual, if you care about multi-session with the *same* account, then also do (I don't do this part so haven't tested it lately): Find: BB01000000C7 Replace: BB00000000C7 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server fSingleSessionPerUser (dword) = 0
Find string in 14393 (x64)*: 39813C0600000F84D3DE0200 Replace: B80001000089813806000090 Find string in 14393 (x86)*: 3B81200300000F84DE5A0200 Replace: B80001000089812003000090 *Subject to change if ZDP for 14393 on Aug 2 changes termsrv.dll.
10.0.14390(x64) Find: 39813C0600000F84D3DE0200 Replace: B80001000089813806000090 Find: BB01000000C7 Replace: BB00000000C7 Find:007418488D Replace:00EB18488D Use RDPConf.exe from RDPWrap to configure, and RDPCheck.exe to check configuration.
As mentioned before, the second of your three is the optional multi-session with the same account (I don't bother with that one since I don't want that feature), but what is the optional third one? I don't recall seeing that one before.
Nested sessions: the ability to invoke rdp into an instance of a rdp session: recursive sessions. Totally pointless but feasible. Purely for anal retentives.
For Final build 1607 (10.0.14393) To patch termsrv.dll (x64) Find : 39 81 3C 06 00 00 0F 84 D3 DE 02 00 Replace : B8 00 01 00 00 89 81 38 06 00 00 90 It works fine on my computer
it's ELI5 to allow simultaneous multiple connections. see rdpwrapper page for more info. or google termsrv patch
As a side note, the termsrv.dll patch allows for the use of "Remote Apps". With a few additional Registry tweaks, and a customised RDP file, you can launch remote applications on windows 10, and get a seamless application on your desktop, without affecting the currently logged in user. Exactly what you do with Windows Server 2012 R2 Terminal services Remote App. It allows me to run apps on my home machine while I'm at work, have have them appear on my desktop. I mention this cause the 'RDP Wrapper' tool, which works for many, does not work for this use case. Thanks again for the patch!