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“Is it possible to RD only to a single Virtual Desktop (the second VD, Desktop 2), and that RD will just stay there remotely, connecting from other network.” - No; Windows can only have a single Virtual Desktop active at once.– RamhoundCommented Sep 9, 2021 at 13:11
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This feels like a bit of an XY question. It's hard to propose alternative solutions without knowing why you need to do this. You clearly have a separate computer that you are RDP'ing from. It also doesn't seem like you need to share the screen with the other user, since you mention virtual desktop. So is it just that you need access to some application on the other user's computer that you can't install on yours? Is it a shared file that you need to work on? Some network access that they have and you don't?– NotTheDr01dsCommented Sep 9, 2021 at 14:27
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