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In a Windows 2003 domain with a Windows 2003 server running terminal services and about 20 remote users, while users are connected remotely, I open task manager and I see the same processes running for all remote users, such as:<br />
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Jucheck.exe (Java update)<br />
InCD.exe (external CD on server)<br />
ccApp.exe ?<br />
I started the Java control app and set it to only check for updates on thew 29th of each monht, Right now thee are 15 instances of it running. 
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In a Windows 2003 domain with a Windows 2003 server running terminal services and about 20 remote users, while users are connected remotely, I open task manager and I see the same processes running for all remote users, such as:

Jucheck.exe (Java update)
InCD.exe (external CD on server)
ccApp.exe ?
I started the Java control app and set it to only check for updates on thew 29th of each monht, Right now thee are 15 instances of it running. 

How do I limit processes from starting in TS Sessions

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