ericl143
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Server 2012 Remote Desktop Deployment Botched
I did a less than brilliant thing and was working on a Remote Desktop setup to replace our old Terminal Services setup for the handful of users that remote in after I had everything else configured on this server.
In my effort to get it to behave like the old Terminal Services where external users would use the RD client to connect and only be able to see the apps I published (and I never did get this to work through a client, only the web interface), I tried using User Profile Disks. When I realized I had it messed up, I removed the Remote Desktop feature and that's when the trouble began.
Now, every time I login to this server as any user, including my admin account, it gives me the message "Please wait for the Remote Desktop Configuration" and then ends up sending me to a temporary profile.
I would like to get the server back to logging into my regular admin profile (which still exists in the Users folder), but I can't seem to make that happen. Any suggestions are appreciated and if you need more details, please ask.
In my effort to get it to behave like the old Terminal Services where external users would use the RD client to connect and only be able to see the apps I published (and I never did get this to work through a client, only the web interface), I tried using User Profile Disks. When I realized I had it messed up, I removed the Remote Desktop feature and that's when the trouble began.
Now, every time I login to this server as any user, including my admin account, it gives me the message "Please wait for the Remote Desktop Configuration" and then ends up sending me to a temporary profile.
I would like to get the server back to logging into my regular admin profile (which still exists in the Users folder), but I can't seem to make that happen. Any suggestions are appreciated and if you need more details, please ask.
You re-added the feature again after removing it?
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No, the feature is removed, but the problem I described remains as if something didn't uninstall correctly.
have you rebooted yet?
ASKER
Yes, several times including making sure the removal task was complete after the 1st automated reboot.
Are the old disks still showing up?
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if you log in as a different user does it also create a new profile disk, or just from your admin account?
sorry to clarify, a user who does not already have a profile
also, if you run the following powershell command does it give an error or does it actually work?
Get-RDSessionCollection
Get-RDSessionCollection
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ASKER
As for the Powershell command, it errors out with:
Windows PowerShell
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PS C:\Users\TEMP.CPCPRINTS> Get-RDSessionCollection
Get-RDSessionCollection : A Remote Desktop Services deployment does not exist on cpc-apps15.cpcprints.com. This
operation can be performed after creating a deployment. For information about creating a deployment, run "Get-Help
New-RDVirtualDesktopDeploy ment" or "Get-Help New-RDSessionDeployment".
At line:1 char:1
+ Get-RDSessionCollection
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Comma nds.WriteE rrorExcept ion,Get-RD SessionCol lection
PS C:\Users\TEMP.CPCPRINTS>
Windows PowerShell
Copyright (C) 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
PS C:\Users\TEMP.CPCPRINTS> Get-RDSessionCollection
Get-RDSessionCollection : A Remote Desktop Services deployment does not exist on cpc-apps15.cpcprints.com. This
operation can be performed after creating a deployment. For information about creating a deployment, run "Get-Help
New-RDVirtualDesktopDeploy
At line:1 char:1
+ Get-RDSessionCollection
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Comma
PS C:\Users\TEMP.CPCPRINTS>
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That worked. I still have a problem now that my administrator account is still using a temporary profile, but at least the whole remote desktop issue is gone.
awesome. Maybe if you backup the profile, then delete it from a different admin account, you will get a fresh non-temp profile you can restore the original to?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2462308
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2462308