If the question is about how many concurrent users can be connected to a Windows XP computer either a network share or remote desktop , the limit for XP Home is 5 while the limit for XP Pro is If you need to connect more simultaneous users, you will need a Server edition.
The only limitation would have to be your hard drive space because a user account occupies a big space in the hard drive. You can create as many user accounts as you want on your computer as long as your hard drive is big enough, there should be no problem. Also, when creating additional local user accounts, make the accounts standard to avoid problems.
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One or more required files are either missing or not valid". Only issue is the first time a user logs onto the win7 machine and opens the. After that the xpmode vm auto logs on fine. Iam also in the same bind, we are trying to run AutoCad LT I realize it's 10 years old, school system, no money for upgrades, you know how it is. I need a way to have the AutoCad shortcut populate, I don't care where as long as they can get to it and I can simply make a printout showing them where to access it start menu, desktop, low earth orbit, anywhere really.
We are at wits end here trying to make this work, XP mode runs flawlessly but setting it up or having to manually set it as a VM or anything of that sort on a per user basis is not an option. I'm okay with a batch file or a runonce or anything of that sort so long as I do not have to be there for every new login and the students don't have to do anything other than find a shortcut and run it.
I am also trying to do this same thing with our Corp Win7 image; one XP Mode image and 2 legacy apps that all users can share on the same machine. I plan to put the vhd files in a public folder that all users could get to. I know this is an old thread but I am having the same problems. I have lab machine that multiple users need to be able to access a common XP VM.
Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Resources for IT Professionals. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Sign in to vote. I have multiple users that use one machine Windows 7 Professionl x64 , which in turn they need to run an old application that will only run in Windows XP mode.
However, I have noticed that you have to create a machine for each individual user, as far as I can tell. I basically want to make one virtual application that ALL users can use without having to create a VM for each user.
Is this possible or have I overlooked something where you don't need to create a vm for each users? Thanks for any help! Friday, December 4, AM. Then try to run the new-created virtual system. It should be the same as you created in first account. The problem is that by default virtual machines are created on a per user profile basis. Since Windows security keeps user profiles isolated from each other, one user can't see another user's virtual machine.
As it turns out, it's more difficult to share a virtual machine among all users on a machine. I got it working, but there are additional steps and it's not smooth enough for what you want. What Shaon described was a different approach. What do you want to do? Do you want one virtual machine with each user's changes kept separate from the other users?
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