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I couldnt really couldn’t understand these directions: [I renamed the original termsrv.dll in the system32 folder to oldtermsrv.dll, then I copied over the termsrv.dll file from my desktop into the system32 folder. [I entered termsrv.dll and saved it on my desktop.Ĥ) now replace termsrv.dll as instructed in the post & reboot – Destination file (the patched termsrv.dll). I executed the VPatch.exeĢ) from the vpatch directory launch vpatchprompt.exeģ) vpatchprompt will ask you for the following files: Please verify if I followed your directions correctly: I’m a little lost and it did not work on my 2003 server. Hi, tried to follow the directions to install this patch.

Windows Server 2003 VPatch file (50369 downloads)

Now rename the original file in your system32 folder and place the patched version.

If you have the installation cd/dvd (i386) folder copied to your harddrive replace (use the compress command) or remove it there as well.

Replace termsrv.dll in c:\windows\system32\dllcache.

If you are going to replace termsrv.dll please note that it’s protected by Windows File Protection so you need to replace it in the following order: So if we want to bypass this license allocation we simple change it to: text:7656B4BB call CRAPolicy::UseLicense(CSession &)

text:7656B4AF call TSIsSessionHelpSession(x,x) text:7656B4A2 call CSession::IsSessionZero(void) text:7656B494 public: virtual long _thiscall CRAPolicy::Logon(class CSession &) text:7656B494 Attributes: bp-based frame The function that performs this check is called CRAPolicy::Logon When Terminal Server creates a new session it checks if the new session is either a console session or a help assistant session and if not it allocates a license. Of course if you switch to Application Mode you can have an unlimited number of sessions but this requires licenses and a license server. As you might know Windows 2003 Server accepts at most 2 concurrent Terminal Server sessions (and 1 console session) in Remote Administration mode (which is the default).