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03-15-2007
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| Guest | Which version supports multiple logins? In Windows XP Professional I could set up the system to allow more than one person to log onto the machine simultaneously. Which versions of Vista support this feature? Thanks. |
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| Guest | Re: Which version supports multiple logins? Hi Harry, please advise how this was achieved. As far as I am aware this was never possible with the official release. "Harry Keck" <HarryKeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A6FB843F-10B9-458F-A915-0DED8A4225B8@microsoft.com... > In Windows XP Professional I could set up the system to allow more than > one > person to log onto the machine simultaneously. Which versions of Vista > support this feature? Thanks. |
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| Guest | Re: Which version supports multiple logins? All of them... Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, Enterprise, Ultimate, and whatever other version name I can make up... "Harry Keck" <HarryKeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A6FB843F-10B9-458F-A915-0DED8A4225B8@microsoft.com... > In Windows XP Professional I could set up the system to allow more than > one > person to log onto the machine simultaneously. Which versions of Vista > support this feature? Thanks. |
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03-15-2007
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| Guest | Re: Which version supports multiple logins? Windows Vista supports user swtiching: Start > click on the arrow right of the lock icon > select "Switch user" Saucy Lemon "Harry Keck" <HarryKeck@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A6FB843F-10B9-458F-A915-0DED8A4225B8@microsoft.com... > In Windows XP Professional I could set up the system to allow more than > one > person to log onto the machine simultaneously. Which versions of Vista > support this feature? Thanks. |
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03-15-2007
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| Guest | Re: Which version supports multiple logins? Harry Keck wrote: > In Windows XP Professional I could set up the system to allow more than > one person to log onto the machine simultaneously. Which versions of > Vista support this feature? Thanks. All versions support simultaneous logon through the Fast User Switching feature. Note that no version, just like no version of XP, supports simultaneous interactive users. You could do it in XP by hacking the system but you ended up with an unsupported setup. I am not aware of any way to hack Vista that will allow it to support multiple simultaneous interactive users. -- Tom Porterfield |
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