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The thread discusses the legality of patching Windows to enable multiple concurrent remote desktop sessions, similar to Windows Server 2012. The original poster inquires about the implications of such patches, while one respondent confirms it would violate Windows EULA and also warns about potential security risks associated with third-party patches, referencing a security researcher. The overall sentiment advises caution and highlights legal and security concerns regarding unauthorized modifications.
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Yes, you would be breaking the Windows EULA. So yes it is illegal.
 

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