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<blockquote data-quote="NickName" data-source="post: 746488" data-attributes="member: 21675"><p>Funnily enough, I have modified my Windows 7 to allow 2 concurrent logins. This means I can RDP login with one account (so I change settings and stuff) whilst the other logged in user can watch TV, etc. </p><p>I noticed last night that when I logged in as this second user remotely, MP would actually start and run, so "technically" the one box was running 2 instances of MP, it was just doing it under 2 accounts at the same time. Mind you it was quite laggy and pointless to do (as running MP as a client on the remote box works much better with no lag).</p><p>This was not possible under Windows XP as it didn't support DirectX over RDP, only on the "Primary Display".</p><p></p><p>Regards,</p><p></p><p>Nick Name</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NickName, post: 746488, member: 21675"] Funnily enough, I have modified my Windows 7 to allow 2 concurrent logins. This means I can RDP login with one account (so I change settings and stuff) whilst the other logged in user can watch TV, etc. I noticed last night that when I logged in as this second user remotely, MP would actually start and run, so "technically" the one box was running 2 instances of MP, it was just doing it under 2 accounts at the same time. Mind you it was quite laggy and pointless to do (as running MP as a client on the remote box works much better with no lag). This was not possible under Windows XP as it didn't support DirectX over RDP, only on the "Primary Display". Regards, Nick Name [/QUOTE]
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