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scott
Hi,
I have built a Windows 2003 Terminal server and all was going well
but when I went to install new users, when they logged in for the first
time they just get a blank screen with no taskbar or anything. If I
forcibly logout these connections using TSM the console itself will
eventually stop responding, but network services are still ok, and I
have to switch the server off and on.
The profile seems to be created ok, and after a restart that user can
login fine.
I successfully created a few test users when the server was first built
and before the majority of apps or MS patches were loaded, so I wonder
if that has something to do with it.
I can successfully create a users profile without problems if I add them
to the Administrators group, but obviously that is far from ideal. I
would prefer not to login as each user to get them going.
I noted the following processes are 'running' in the 'blank' desktop
sessions:
rdpclip.exe
csrss.exe
shmgrate.exe (this one looks suspect)
explorer.exe
regsvr32.exe
winlogon.exe
Any ideas guys?
Pease reply by email as well as posting.
Cheers
Scott
I have built a Windows 2003 Terminal server and all was going well
but when I went to install new users, when they logged in for the first
time they just get a blank screen with no taskbar or anything. If I
forcibly logout these connections using TSM the console itself will
eventually stop responding, but network services are still ok, and I
have to switch the server off and on.
The profile seems to be created ok, and after a restart that user can
login fine.
I successfully created a few test users when the server was first built
and before the majority of apps or MS patches were loaded, so I wonder
if that has something to do with it.
I can successfully create a users profile without problems if I add them
to the Administrators group, but obviously that is far from ideal. I
would prefer not to login as each user to get them going.
I noted the following processes are 'running' in the 'blank' desktop
sessions:
rdpclip.exe
csrss.exe
shmgrate.exe (this one looks suspect)
explorer.exe
regsvr32.exe
winlogon.exe
Any ideas guys?
Pease reply by email as well as posting.
Cheers
Scott