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Are the PCs slow to logon too?
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Interesting you have it on such different OSs.<br />
What 3rd-party code do they have in common? &nbsp;eg Enterprise AntiVirus.<br />
Any logoff or shutdown scripts?Any roaming profiles?
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Interesting you have it on such different OSs.
What 3rd-party code do they have in common?  eg Enterprise AntiVirus.
Any logoff or shutdown scripts?Any roaming profiles?

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They all have Symantec Anti-virus installed, Im going to try and update to v12 see if that helps.... :-S
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They all have Symantec Anti-virus installed, Im going to try and update to v12 see if that helps.... :-S

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activate verbose logging as I said. It should identify the problem for you.
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activate verbose logging as I said. It should identify the problem for you.

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Is it possible to Log Windows log off procedure?<br />
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Ive got several PCs that take 15mins to logoff, no idea whats happening. Nothing in Event Veiwer, and they just hang (no hard drive activity) and then fire into life and complete logoff.<br />
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Ive tried several fixes such as reducing WaitToKillServiceTimeout and HungAppTimeout with no success.<br />
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What I would love is some type of debug which can write to say &quot;2012-08-21 18:31:17 - Attempting to close explorer.exe, 2012-08-21 18:31:22 - Completed closing explorer.exe&quot;.<br />
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The problem exists on Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows 7 PCs, and its doing my head in not being able to find a solution.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
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Thank you
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Is it possible to Log Windows log off procedure?

Ive got several PCs that take 15mins to logoff, no idea whats happening. Nothing in Event Veiwer, and they just hang (no hard drive activity) and then fire into life and complete logoff.

Ive tried several fixes such as reducing WaitToKillServiceTimeout and HungAppTimeout with no success.

What I would love is some type of debug which can write to say "2012-08-21 18:31:17 - Attempting to close explorer.exe, 2012-08-21 18:31:22 - Completed closing explorer.exe".

The problem exists on Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows 7 PCs, and its doing my head in not being able to find a solution.

Any ideas?

Thank you

Log Windows logoff

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