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5/28/2010 4:22:11 PM
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Chris.Norman
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Windows 7 32 bit
Xen desktop 4
Provisionig services 5.1 SP2
Flex profiles Advanced 6.1
I have windows 7 provisioned for users through Xen Desktop delivery. I'm having a problem where some users are not getting all their settings saved when they log out. I have logging turned on but it's not really telling me anything. When the user logs off their session the settings start to copy to the their profile share and suddenly stop before finishing. Some users finish some don't. It appears the log off process is not always waiting for the save to complete.
Any ideas on what could be going on to cause this issue?
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5/31/2010 12:02:11 PM
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Raymond Wiesemann — Immidio
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- This issue has been picked up by the Immidio Support team. -
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8/5/2010 2:09:02 PM
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Frank V.
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Chris, did you ever find a resolution ?
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8/12/2010 5:08:54 PM
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Chris.Norman
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Well.....
I disabled the GPO pointing to the mandatory profile and used the local machine profile instead. So it's not really resolved. I orignally assumed it was a timing issue of my GPOs. But Raymond (from immidio) indicated that someone mentioned they had the same issue and when they disabled "reboot when user logs off" feature in XenDesktop the problem stopped. I don't know much more than that right now. Maybe he will update this post when the cause can be definatly identified.
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8/13/2010 7:31:12 PM
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Frank V.
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Thanks. We still have an open case with citrix, but it looks to be default behavior.
When a user logs off and the desktop group is configured to 'reboot when user logs off' the reboot is being sent to the VM infrastructure, which simply does a reboot by 'pushing the power button'. Any logoff script still running is killed.
We found a workaround by configuring the desktop group to do nothing, and instead put the reboot command in our logoff script.
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8/13/2010 7:36:47 PM
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Chris.Norman
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Definatly good to know. Thanks for sticking with it.
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