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i think there is some problem in the file logonui.exe<br />
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plz try to refix it from the installation disk<br />
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hope this might work( thinking that ur system dont have any virus or spywares)<br />
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regards<br />
blaaze
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i think there is some problem in the file logonui.exe

plz try to refix it from the installation disk

hope this might work( thinking that ur system dont have any virus or spywares)

regards
blaaze

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Yeah tried all that.<br />
I managed to reboot the servers using scheduled task over the weekend during a quiet time and it seems to have sorted it self out.<br />
Would be nice to find out what caused it tho.<br />
Thanks for all the options people.
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Yeah tried all that.
I managed to reboot the servers using scheduled task over the weekend during a quiet time and it seems to have sorted it self out.
Would be nice to find out what caused it tho.
Thanks for all the options people.

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For the past week i have been unable to log off the administrator account from the terminal server console via Start &gt;&nbsp;Log Off, when i do it this way nothing changes the server just ignores my request, the only way i can log off the account is via terminal services manager and force log off the account, I have tested the log off with a second admin account and the same thing happens. <br />
Remote logging in and out works fine though.<br />
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On Windows Server 2003 R2. <br />
Much appreciated.
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For the past week i have been unable to log off the administrator account from the terminal server console via Start > Log Off, when i do it this way nothing changes the server just ignores my request, the only way i can log off the account is via terminal services manager and force log off the account, I have tested the log off with a second admin account and the same thing happens. 
Remote logging in and out works fine though.

On Windows Server 2003 R2. 
Much appreciated.

Terminal Server Console will not log off administrator

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