How to isolate user processes from each other when RDP in Win 10?

Question

System administration

Good day
I create several RDP connections with different users (Win 10, users of course on the same computer)
But if you call some program that does not tolerate restarting (old Skype for example), then the user (whose program is already running) the program ends and restarts, but already for the user who had the program call.
I suppose, in order to start, for example, the same Skype for two users at once, I must somehow isolate the user processes from each other . The
question is how to do this?

Answer 1

What is needed is application virtualization (NOT PROCESSES!), because. each program analyzes its state in a running environment in its own way.
Therefore, you need to try different approaches.
The most "direct" option: TS RemoteApp
"Crooked" options:
1. Try to add the setting to the .rdp file: disableconnectionsharing:i:1
description of the parameters
2. Live OS and network boot: Here
3. Portables Apps and separated folders with data for different users for each application .
Regarding Skype: here

Answer 2

If you need Skype specifically, then it has a parameter Skype.exe /secondary
. In general, programs can check either some semaphores, or even just look at the list of processes.
Virtualization, or something like sandboxie won't work?

Answer 3

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