Symptom:
when logging off a Terminal Server, it takes a long time to logoff.
Causes and
possible solutions:
Check if there is any suspect software running when
logoff. To do that, close all programs and then open Task
Manager>Processes.
Check if there are any programs applying to the TS
by Group Policies and logon script. The good example is SMS Advanced
client that may cause the slow logoff.
If the TS users use roaming profile and large space
sizes, that may cause the problem.
If there are many printers redirected in the TS
session, it can may slow issue too. Check this link for more details -
828326 - It takes longer than you expect to log off from a Terminal
Services session in Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=828326 .
Try to install the UPHClean. That may fix the
problem.
You may want to turn on debug logging to
troubleshoot - 221833 - How to enable user environment debug logging in
retail builds of Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=221833
Slow to backup - it takes a
5MB/min to backup remote computer ...Slow to open a
file or browse because of mapping to disconnected drive ...
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Situation: the client just build a tent for summer ... Now, it
runs very slow. It take 5 minutes to boot the computer and 29
...
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It was extremely slow and
had many popup. So, he ran an anti-spyware to clean the computer. The
computer didn’t show the advertising and popup after that, ...
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