Applications still run after user logged off
Hi,
I have a w2k8r2 Terminal server and have a problem that have eluded me for some time now.
When a user is logged off, by either being disconnected or being inactive for a prolonged time, the user initiated programs are still running.
To be more exact, Some times when a user is logged off I have the following situation:
In the task manager on the users tab I cannot see the user anymore (nor in the remote desktop services manager), but in the Processes tab I can still see user initiated programs running. Furthermore I am not able to kill any of those programs, getting an
"Access is denied" error message.
My problem is that when the Terminal Server enters this "state" it becomes all buggy and itchy, causing loads of problems for the users that are already logged in (and for the new ones trying to log in). The only solution I have found is rebooting
the server.
Any solution, or further troubleshooting steps, are more than welcome. For me the next step is reinstalling which I really don't want
1. Check any task schedular is running for application or not,
Refer :
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/if-i-log-off-at-night-leave-computer-on-will/559eec53-1d2a-46f8-ac12-f0d4a32ab57a?msgId=b51d42b3-e727-40c0-b94e-8a01b31bf526
2. Also update Antivirus and scan completely.
3. Is it specific application or all the application, Which user opened in his session?
4. If specific application is running (In this scenario Outlook is running even user logs off), Try the below Citrix forum thread.
Refer :
http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/301644-user-logs-off-process-outlookexe-stays-active-error-the-citrix-server-has-reached-its-concurrent-application-limit/
5. Check and update TCP/IP driver
Refer : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2465772/en-us
6. Also cross verify Dharmesh suggestions also.
Regards,
Manjunath Sullad
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[code]
0:000> k
Child-SP RetAddr Call Site
00000000`0013fb48 00007ff9`0b661148 ntdll!NtWaitForSingleObject+0xa
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Loaded Module Info: [wdmaud]
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CLSID 8, 2cb20, 2bf20 [Data not mapped]
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Symbol Type: PDB - Symbols loaded successfully from image header.
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