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xDedic RDP Patch v2.1 - utility for creating an account on Dedic. As you probably already know for a long time - you can not use the account with which you bought the RDP (Dedic). If you have admin rights - be sure to create your own. So the Dedic will live longer, and you are safer. The
second fact, which you also probably already know - on home OS, such as Windows Vista, Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, by default, only one user can work, that is, either you or the owner of the Dedic. To fix this situation, the Dedic needs to be patched (replacing the RDP system library). After the patch, it becomes possible to work in home Windows - several users, and no one will interfere with anyone.
The account created by the patch is not displayed in the Windows welcome window, i.e. it is hidden and an ordinary user will not notice it.
I think there is no need to explain how to use the program, but in short:
1. Download to Dedicated Server
2. Launch, enter the name of the account you need to create, write or generate a password.
3. If the OS is home (7, 8, 10), then check the *Patch RDP box and click the Go button.
4. An account will be created, copy it to your notepad, click OK, Dedicated Server will be patched and you will be disconnected from it.
5. After 30-60 seconds, you can log in to Dedicated Server under your account
. 6. Do not forget to delete the software from Dedicated Server.
** Server OS (2008, 2012, 2016) do not need to be patched, i.e. do not check the box. On such OS, just create an account and that's it.
What's new in this version:
+ Added support for the updated version of Windows 10
+ Support for updated Win8 protocols
+ Now the Windows version, patch status and the availability of rights are displayed in the program itself
+ Automatic password generation at startup
+ Minor fixes and improvements
Great, the account is created. Now we need to hide it from Winlogon so that your account does not shine among other users.
To do this, go to the registry (Start > Run > regedit.exe), go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-SOFTWARE-Microsoft-Windows NT-CurrentVersion-Winlogon-SpecialAccounts-UserList and create a new DWORD parameter there (right-click, new DWORD parameter) Call this parameter the name of your account, and assign it a numerical value of 0.
Next, go to C:\Documents and Settings and hide the folder with your account with all subdirectories and files there. (Right-click > properties > check "hidden" and click apply)
And also create a folder in C:\WINDOWSsystem32 or deeper, and also make it hidden with all the files, folders and subdirectories. You will need it to store all the files you need there.
That's it, now you have a hidden account on the dedicated server and a folder where you will shove all your stuff. You can safely disconnect from the dedicated server and log in under your account.
*I installed a program on the dedicated server, how can I hide it?
It is advised not to install anything on the dedicated server, but to pour everything in the installed form. But if you still got it into your head to install the program on the dedicated server, then in order to avoid unnecessary problems, you need to hide it from Add or Remove programs.
This is also done very simply. Launch the registry, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-SOFTWARE-Microsoft-Windows-CurrentVersion-Uninstall, there we look for the name of the program that was installed, and erase all data about the program. After this, our program will not be visible.
Also, a hidden account can be created using the xDedic RDP Patch program
second fact, which you also probably already know - on home OS, such as Windows Vista, Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, by default, only one user can work, that is, either you or the owner of the Dedic. To fix this situation, the Dedic needs to be patched (replacing the RDP system library). After the patch, it becomes possible to work in home Windows - several users, and no one will interfere with anyone.
The account created by the patch is not displayed in the Windows welcome window, i.e. it is hidden and an ordinary user will not notice it.
I think there is no need to explain how to use the program, but in short:
1. Download to Dedicated Server
2. Launch, enter the name of the account you need to create, write or generate a password.
3. If the OS is home (7, 8, 10), then check the *Patch RDP box and click the Go button.
4. An account will be created, copy it to your notepad, click OK, Dedicated Server will be patched and you will be disconnected from it.
5. After 30-60 seconds, you can log in to Dedicated Server under your account
. 6. Do not forget to delete the software from Dedicated Server.
** Server OS (2008, 2012, 2016) do not need to be patched, i.e. do not check the box. On such OS, just create an account and that's it.
What's new in this version:
+ Added support for the updated version of Windows 10
+ Support for updated Win8 protocols
+ Now the Windows version, patch status and the availability of rights are displayed in the program itself
+ Automatic password generation at startup
+ Minor fixes and improvements
Create a hidden account on RDP
Launch the command line (Start > Run > cmd.exe) and write the following in it:
Code:
net user Username password /add
net localgroup Administrators Username /add
net localgroup "Remote Desktop Users" Username /add
net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited
Great, the account is created. Now we need to hide it from Winlogon so that your account does not shine among other users.
To do this, go to the registry (Start > Run > regedit.exe), go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-SOFTWARE-Microsoft-Windows NT-CurrentVersion-Winlogon-SpecialAccounts-UserList and create a new DWORD parameter there (right-click, new DWORD parameter) Call this parameter the name of your account, and assign it a numerical value of 0.
Next, go to C:\Documents and Settings and hide the folder with your account with all subdirectories and files there. (Right-click > properties > check "hidden" and click apply)
And also create a folder in C:\WINDOWSsystem32 or deeper, and also make it hidden with all the files, folders and subdirectories. You will need it to store all the files you need there.
That's it, now you have a hidden account on the dedicated server and a folder where you will shove all your stuff. You can safely disconnect from the dedicated server and log in under your account.
*I installed a program on the dedicated server, how can I hide it?
It is advised not to install anything on the dedicated server, but to pour everything in the installed form. But if you still got it into your head to install the program on the dedicated server, then in order to avoid unnecessary problems, you need to hide it from Add or Remove programs.
This is also done very simply. Launch the registry, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-SOFTWARE-Microsoft-Windows-CurrentVersion-Uninstall, there we look for the name of the program that was installed, and erase all data about the program. After this, our program will not be visible.
Also, a hidden account can be created using the xDedic RDP Patch program
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