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From: André van der Hoeven on 18 Nov 2009 11:33
On Terminal servers at a Customer site (3 servers total, Windows 2003 R2 SP2
all updates installed ) I keep getting logon problems. The user get the
message (profile cannot be loaded. In the event viewer ID1500 and 1508 are
logged.
Already installed UPHclean and kb935649
Created more pagingfiles
En made it impossible for users to use ctfmon.exe
This is driving me crazy.
(server 4 gig memory, enough disk space, )
Is there a working solution?



From: Soo Kuan Teo [MSFT] on 25 Nov 2009 13:57
Can you please share the 'Detail" part of these event?
Has this issue been going on since you first setup the servers?
Does this happen to all users?
How many users sessions are already connected when this happen?

Thanks
Soo Kuan



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"Andr� van der Hoeven" <andrevdh(a)hetnet.nl> wrote in message
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> On Terminal servers at a Customer site (3 servers total, Windows 2003 R2
> SP2 all updates installed ) I keep getting logon problems. The user get
> the message (profile cannot be loaded. In the event viewer ID1500 and 1508
> are logged.
> Already installed UPHclean and kb935649
> Created more pagingfiles
> En made it impossible for users to use ctfmon.exe
> This is driving me crazy.
> (server 4 gig memory, enough disk space, )
> Is there a working solution?
>
>
>

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