Windows 7 pro user logged off immediately after login
Hi,
I have a windows 7 professional x64 with SP1. It is a workgroup.
We have created multiple login on this computer and 1 of the user "admin" has an issue logging in to the computer especially RDP. We have this special program called XPUnlimited which turn windows 7 pro as terminal server similar to server type. When the user log in, it would apply the setting and as soon it starts to load the desktop, it automatically log off. Other users are fine. Just this account. So, I recreate a new windows profile and tried again. That failed. Then I checked in the regedit and found the profile list folder with .bak at the end. I deleted that and then rebooted the computer and tried again. It failed again. Then I decided to try logging in locally and no issue. so this is happening when doing RDP. I did some research and found similar issue and multiple solution. But for my case, it is for only one user account. Some said to update video or NIC driver. I will do it once the computer is avaiable. Another is to edit the 'userinit.exe' in regedit. I will do antivirus and antimalware scan later one as well to confirm no virus, malware or trojan on the system. I will try to test in safe mode to see if that work or not. Just weird that 'admin' folder is created and it work locally only issue when doing RDP.
How should I approach this and what to prevent this in the future.
Thanks,
Ankur
I have a windows 7 professional x64 with SP1. It is a workgroup.
We have created multiple login on this computer and 1 of the user "admin" has an issue logging in to the computer especially RDP. We have this special program called XPUnlimited which turn windows 7 pro as terminal server similar to server type. When the user log in, it would apply the setting and as soon it starts to load the desktop, it automatically log off. Other users are fine. Just this account. So, I recreate a new windows profile and tried again. That failed. Then I checked in the regedit and found the profile list folder with .bak at the end. I deleted that and then rebooted the computer and tried again. It failed again. Then I decided to try logging in locally and no issue. so this is happening when doing RDP. I did some research and found similar issue and multiple solution. But for my case, it is for only one user account. Some said to update video or NIC driver. I will do it once the computer is avaiable. Another is to edit the 'userinit.exe' in regedit. I will do antivirus and antimalware scan later one as well to confirm no virus, malware or trojan on the system. I will try to test in safe mode to see if that work or not. Just weird that 'admin' folder is created and it work locally only issue when doing RDP.
How should I approach this and what to prevent this in the future.
Thanks,
Ankur
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