Tag Archives: Terminal Server

Files Not Moved to the Recycle Bin?

Posted on April 23, 2007 by Aaron Parker

On our internal Terminal Servers the CEO has been having an issue whereby files or folders are not sent to the Recycle Bin, rather they are immediately deleted. If you logon with administrative rights on the machine, you can send … Continue reading →

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Windows Server 2003 SP2: What’s in it for Terminal Servers?

Posted on March 13, 2007 by Aaron Parker

Now that Service Pack 2 for Windows Server 2003 has been released, I thought that I would take a brief look at what’s new for Terminal Servers: New Features Microsoft have a page that details ten reasons to install Windows … Continue reading →

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TS Logon Issues? It’s Not What You Think

Posted on January 18, 2007 by Aaron Parker

Every six to eight months or so, I have an issue logging onto a Terminal Server and then have to research the issue each time from scratch because I can’t remember how I fixed it. Here’s how it starts – … Continue reading →

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Adventures with SAP GUI, SAPLPD and Terminal Server

Posted on August 25, 2006 by Aaron Parker

Like all ridiculously expensive software we love to hate, the SAP GUI does not use standard Windows print queues to send print jobs, but implementes a printing method they call SAPLPD instead. This is launched by a process that looks … Continue reading →

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The Windows Network Status Icon is Evil

Posted on August 25, 2006 by Aaron Parker

I’ve always thought that turning the little icon that displays network traffic on is dumb. From remote RDP or ICA sessions, it creates and endless loop of traffic. Here’s a quote from the “Advanced Concepts Guide: Citrix Presentation Server for … Continue reading →

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