Neil • 6/2/2021

Fair Share CPU Scheduling on Windows 10 Multi-Session

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This technical article investigates whether CPU Fair Share Scheduling is supported on Windows 10 Multi-Session. It explains the feature, which dynamically distributes processor time across Remote Desktop Services sessions, and details testing with multiple user sessions under CPU load to confirm its default enabled behavior and resource-sharing impact.

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