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System owned process that is accessible through a UI from differed Windows user

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    Darrel Q Pham
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    Before I say anything, I've done a lot of searches, and haven't had any luck yet. Also, I'm a beginner, so most like I'm not using the correct terms to describe what I want, so please excuse me. Thank you in Advance Lets say you have two monitors. You are using firefox and you want to just drag the firefox screen to the second monitor. Now instead of two monitors, you have two users remotely logged in to the same computer. User A wants to give you user B program 1 in its exact state. How do you do this? This is what I am doing now: Person A remotely log in as user A, and starts program 1. Person A ran into a problem with program 1 and requests help from person B. Person A logs off, so person B can remotely log on to user A, where person B can debug program 1 in the exact state where person A had it. This is what I want to do: Person A logs in as user A, and starts program 1. Person A ran into a problem with program 1 and requests help from person B. Person A sends the UI Window to person B who is remotely logged on as user B on the same computer. I don't know if this is even possible or if it makes sense.

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      Before I say anything, I've done a lot of searches, and haven't had any luck yet. Also, I'm a beginner, so most like I'm not using the correct terms to describe what I want, so please excuse me. Thank you in Advance Lets say you have two monitors. You are using firefox and you want to just drag the firefox screen to the second monitor. Now instead of two monitors, you have two users remotely logged in to the same computer. User A wants to give you user B program 1 in its exact state. How do you do this? This is what I am doing now: Person A remotely log in as user A, and starts program 1. Person A ran into a problem with program 1 and requests help from person B. Person A logs off, so person B can remotely log on to user A, where person B can debug program 1 in the exact state where person A had it. This is what I want to do: Person A logs in as user A, and starts program 1. Person A ran into a problem with program 1 and requests help from person B. Person A sends the UI Window to person B who is remotely logged on as user B on the same computer. I don't know if this is even possible or if it makes sense.

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      Have you considered using VNC? I havent tried this exact scenario on the same PC but it might work. PersonA can tell PersonB he has a problem, and PersonB connects to PersonA's console?

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        Have you considered using VNC? I havent tried this exact scenario on the same PC but it might work. PersonA can tell PersonB he has a problem, and PersonB connects to PersonA's console?

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        Darrel Q Pham
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        No that is not exactly what I want. Person A still has to log off for person B to log on. I guess what I'm doing is not possible, but then again no one on this forum told me its impossible either. The answer I wanted most right now is, either its possible, or not.

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