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The original poster is asking if it's possible to grant remote access to only the secondary monitor on a Windows 10 desktop with a dual-monitor setup, so others can work on the secondary while they work on the primary. A responder confirms remote access is possible but clarifies that only one person can control the system at a time, meaning simultaneous independent control of each monitor isn't feasible. Overall, the thread discusses the possibility of partial remote access and clarifies the limitations.
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Hi,

I need to allow someone to remotely connect to my windows 10 desktop, and am wondering if this is possible:

I have a dual desktop monitor setup that is extended (not mirrored), and am wondering is it possible to grant someone remote access only to the secondary monitor?

I would like to work on the primary while he works on the secondary remotely.

Please advise if possible and if so how to set it up.

Thanks!
 

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Neemobeer

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Yes you can allow someone to remote in, but no you can't have two people controlling it separately at the same time.
 

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