WellingtonIS
asked on
Server 2016
I can't login to this server the message states:
The user Profile Service can not load insufficient resources to process the request
The user Profile Service can not load insufficient resources to process the request
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
You can try rebooting it remotely to see if that addresses the issue:
shutdown /r /f /m \\servername
shutdown /r /f /m \\servername
Is it applying to one or all users?
You can remotely access services to check on the user profile service status.
Outside the issue, you are providing very few details.
open a service on any other system and use it to connect to another computer, this 2016 server and see whether you can start the service back up.
what does the system do? is the function it is supposed to provide function, or are they having issues as well prompting your need to access it?
you can use server manager, computer management interface to connect and see whether it is ran out of space on C....
You can remotely access services to check on the user profile service status.
Outside the issue, you are providing very few details.
open a service on any other system and use it to connect to another computer, this 2016 server and see whether you can start the service back up.
what does the system do? is the function it is supposed to provide function, or are they having issues as well prompting your need to access it?
you can use server manager, computer management interface to connect and see whether it is ran out of space on C....
ASKER
All users How can I be sure the disk isn't full and it will not crash when I restart?
If the disk is full, you have other problems. You can boot to a boot disk/thumbdrive and address that as a separate issue. If you know the hard drive is full, you should say so now.
ASKER
I don't know if the drive is full. I was away for a few days and came back to this...
Use compmgmt.msc on a system you can login into. Then right click at the top (computer management(local), and select the action to connect, to another computer, choose the 20016 server as the system to connect to.
them you can look at the storage portion to see the storage/space use on that system to confirm C: is not full
do the same with the services.msc and connect to the 2016 server and double check the user profile service is running.
It could have crashed or stopped ,....
start the service back and try again.
What is your setup dealing with user profiles? Is this an RDS server? what functions does it provide.......
them you can look at the storage portion to see the storage/space use on that system to confirm C: is not full
do the same with the services.msc and connect to the 2016 server and double check the user profile service is running.
It could have crashed or stopped ,....
start the service back and try again.
What is your setup dealing with user profiles? Is this an RDS server? what functions does it provide.......
Simplest way to know if the disk is full or not is to connect it as a network drive to the admin share then look at it in my computer.
I've seen this issue with certain accounts on 2016 RDS servers; reboots resolve.
I've seen this issue with certain accounts on 2016 RDS servers; reboots resolve.
ASKER
OK I didn't see that before it's 98% free so I'm going to reboot it. Fingers crossed.
why not look through services to see whether the profile service crashed, set the recovery for the profile service to restart if it crashes.....
Is this the first time this issue came up?
What is it the update deployment process?
Could an update been approved and was pending processing that led to this issue?
Is this the first time this issue came up?
What is it the update deployment process?
Could an update been approved and was pending processing that led to this issue?
If you are connecting remotely then try the console (if it is a vm use the remote console app) or vise versa.