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yes, i see qb.exe is in startup. I went and delete. Does that mean if other users are login, qb.exe should not launch?<br />
Also, should I have use add/remove program to accurately install application on terminal server? should i uninstall qb.exe and reinstall as add/remove program?<br />
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thanks
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yes, i see qb.exe is in startup. I went and delete. Does that mean if other users are login, qb.exe should not launch?
Also, should I have use add/remove program to accurately install application on terminal server? should i uninstall qb.exe and reinstall as add/remove program?


thanks

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no if it's working you did it correctly :) <br />
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the thing is that the all users startup folder is basically running no matter who logs on. <br />
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especially on terminal server you want that only if you are 100% that it should run with all users. <br />
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if not you can set it to run on startup through the users profile or logon script or even gpo. 
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no if it's working you did it correctly :)

the thing is that the all users startup folder is basically running no matter who logs on.

especially on terminal server you want that only if you are 100% that it should run with all users.

if not you can set it to run on startup through the users profile or logon script or even gpo.

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I am running terminal server 2003 on windows 2003. When installed an application called Quickbook on the terminal server, something happen. When any users login to the terminal server, I see that qb.exe process started even though they do not have qb.exe launch. What did i do wrong? Did i instal it not correctly? I do not remember if i went into add/remove program and install it from there or just click on the setup.exe. <br />
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help????<br />
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I am running terminal server 2003 on windows 2003. When installed an application called Quickbook on the terminal server, something happen. When any users login to the terminal server, I see that qb.exe process started even though they do not have qb.exe launch. What did i do wrong? Did i instal it not correctly? I do not remember if i went into add/remove program and install it from there or just click on the setup.exe. 


help????



terminal server question

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).