Reubenwelsh
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csrss.exe using 80% cpu
Hi there,
We've just put our citrix farm running on windows server 2008 (32bit) SP1 into use (30 servers).
The problem weve been having is every 1-2 days we get the odd server where csrss.exe will just go nuts and use all the cpu it can get.
Since these are citrix servers it really slows the system down for the users, but were in a sticky situation since a reboot DC's them so we need to wait till the end of the day before restarting.
Has anyone come across this problem before?
We've just put our citrix farm running on windows server 2008 (32bit) SP1 into use (30 servers).
The problem weve been having is every 1-2 days we get the odd server where csrss.exe will just go nuts and use all the cpu it can get.
Since these are citrix servers it really slows the system down for the users, but were in a sticky situation since a reboot DC's them so we need to wait till the end of the day before restarting.
Has anyone come across this problem before?
ASKER
Hi, is this what you mean? im afraid i havn't used that program before.
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Double click that top "vdtw30.dll", and paste the copy of the call stack here please....
ASKER
I couldnt access the thread just got an error from process explorer saying "unable to access thread" im afraid :/
What app does that file belong to?
ASKER
it is something to do with Citrix MetaFrame, not quite sure what though
We know what the csrss.exe does, the question was for vdtw30.dll...
Might need to check for any avaialble updates for you citrix apps/patches etc.....
Sorry, not a Citrix guy....
Might need to check for any avaialble updates for you citrix apps/patches etc.....
Sorry, not a Citrix guy....
ASKER
there seems to be a hotfix for server 2003 but not 2008 by the looks of it :/
Contacted Citrix about it?
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No objections, wish we could have helped more....
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Thanks for the help anyway :)
could you check with process explorer which process and childs are involved? please post a screenshot.
regards
bytesleuth