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I'm trying to access a customer's server remotely, and I'm unable to. &nbsp;Here's what happens, I open the TS client and attempt to connect to the server. &nbsp;The following error pops up: Terminal Services client disconnected - The Terminal Server has ended the connection.<br />
I attempted to use psservice to stop and restart the service, but got the following at the command prompt after the attempt: Error opening termsrv.exe on &lt;server&gt; &nbsp;Overlapped I/O operation is in progress.<br />
If I view the system services via AD Users and Computers from the DC, I can see termsrv listed but I'm unable to start or stop it (both options are grayed out). &nbsp;<br />
I had my customer reboot the server yesterday, and I was able to TS in immediately after...but this error has popped up again when I tried this morning.<br />
Any suggestions on where I can look to troubleshoot this problem? &nbsp;Thanks.
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I'm trying to access a customer's server remotely, and I'm unable to.  Here's what happens, I open the TS client and attempt to connect to the server.  The following error pops up: Terminal Services client disconnected - The Terminal Server has ended the connection.
I attempted to use psservice to stop and restart the service, but got the following at the command prompt after the attempt: Error opening termsrv.exe on <server>  Overlapped I/O operation is in progress.
If I view the system services via AD Users and Computers from the DC, I can see termsrv listed but I'm unable to start or stop it (both options are grayed out).  
I had my customer reboot the server yesterday, and I was able to TS in immediately after...but this error has popped up again when I tried this morning.
Any suggestions on where I can look to troubleshoot this problem?  Thanks.

Problem with termsrv.exe service

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