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I am running Server 2012R2 and have setup RDS Published RemoteApp's for the first time. So far everything is working fine when I launch an app with a particular user (using the .rdp shortcuts and type in the username). There is a particular use case for some software testers where they need to have 2 of the same RemoteApp's but for different users (a chat app). So far I have not had any luck with hard coding different username's in the .rdp file, the problem is when I click on the second .rdp file with the second username, it just brings the 1st RemoteApp to the foreground. Is this possible to configure?

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    Do you got an active directory ? As usually Single SignOn will make the job for the username/password, you usually dont need to hardcode the username/password.
    – yagmoth555
    Sep 26, 2018 at 1:57
  • I do have ADFS 3.0 yes but in this case, I want to have two RemoteApp sessions for 2 different users on the same client machine hence SSO would not improve this situation.
    – Daniel O.
    Sep 26, 2018 at 2:17
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    Yeah I copied the .rdp file so now I have 2 files on my desktop called 1.rdp and 2.rdp. Both files have the same contents except for the username; 1.rdp has DOMAIN\usera and 2.rdp has DOMAIN\userb. When I click on 1.rdp, the RemoteApp launches fine with usera logged on. However when I click 2.rpd, it just bring the first RemoteApp (usera) to the foreground, it does not launch another instance.
    – Daniel O.
    Sep 26, 2018 at 2:39

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To get this working, I added disableconnectionsharing:i:1 at the end of the .rdp file.

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  • Thanks for sharing the solution. You can accept your own answer, so it will be easier to find.
    – Swisstone
    Sep 29, 2018 at 18:45

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