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Processes have got stuck and terminate those too.That's it - no need to reboot, no risk of blue-screen, just one or two stuck users processes that are holding everything else up and likely some buggy code or script causing the app to crash in the first place. Recheck the svchost process previously identified to see if any other users If those stuck user sessions do not logoff immediately, Processes should successfully log off and the users will then be able to logon again
Once that is done all the stuck users sessions showing 4-5 The specific process from the Details tab, since it will have crashed anyway so they'll already have lost any work associated with it. Process will need to be terminated manually (just terminating the process isĭisconnected or otherwise unavailable, you should be able to safely terminate If theyĪren’t able to identify the process then they will need to logoff or that Locate the PID for the process causing all the waitsĬontact the user associated with that application and PIDĪnd get them to close down all active sessions of that application. In this example it's devenv, but it could be any other Thread will likely be a user process that has hung. Waiting for a process and thread with the same ID. You will likely see multiple threads of the processes all Show any details depending on the number of processes associated with it. Right-click on this and select “Analyze Wait Chain”. Locate the svchost.exe process with the PID noted above, Note the PID of the svchost.exe process associated with the winlogon.exe Right-click on the winlogon.exe process and select “Analyze Processes for one of those users and select “Go to Details”
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Right-click on the Windows Logon Application The sessions that are stuck will only show 4-5 processes per user Open Task Manager and access the Users tab. From my experience Visual Studio or SSMS components seem to be the most common culprits. Was the Visual Studio devenv.exe process. For this example solution, the offending process The user logoff processes are being blocked by another hung user This was specifically on Windows 2016 RDS hosts but should work on other Windows versions too. In addition, processes for other users on the RDS host may Users on Remote Desktop server get “Please wait for the SystemĮvent Notification Service” message when logging off and have to close the RDS window, and it is still there when subsequently This came from hints in other posts on here and other forums but none seemed to have the complete solution, so I hope this is useful. My first question that I'm also going to answer.
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