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In most standard remote desktop configurations (like Windows Remote Desktop), only one user can access the computer at a time. However for multiple simultaneous connections, you would need to use a specialized version, such as Windows Server with Remote Desktop Services (RDS), or third-party software like Splashtop or TeamViewer, which supports multiple concurrent sessions.
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