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If you are logged in as the administrator, you can see the redirected printers. &nbsp;Are they appearing?<br />
And, what is the make and model of one of those printers?
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If you are logged in as the administrator, you can see the redirected printers.  Are they appearing?
And, what is the make and model of one of those printers?

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Hi Guys,<br />
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I have a Windows server 2008 running as a TS for around 20 clients.<br />
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The issue I'm having is that when a user logs on or off the server freezes for around 5-30 seconds.<br />
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I've narrowed this down to printer redirection as when printer redirection is disabled the issue does not occur.<br />
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So far I've tried:<br />
Remove all stale Inactive TS Ports from registry.<br />
Removed all printer drivers , leaving only the Terminal Services Easy Print driver.<br />
Yet the issue continues.<br />
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I've seen a hotfix available for the same issue on 2008R2 but cannot see the same hotfix for 2008.<br />
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Anyone have any suggestions?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi Guys,

I have a Windows server 2008 running as a TS for around 20 clients.

The issue I'm having is that when a user logs on or off the server freezes for around 5-30 seconds.

I've narrowed this down to printer redirection as when printer redirection is disabled the issue does not occur.

So far I've tried:
Remove all stale Inactive TS Ports from registry.
Removed all printer drivers , leaving only the Terminal Services Easy Print driver.
Yet the issue continues.

I've seen a hotfix available for the same issue on 2008R2 but cannot see the same hotfix for 2008.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks

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