We are unable to took rdp ,it is struck in connecting. Now are able to access the web sites and internet working fine. We have corrected the preffred DNS point on the member server "" and ran the ipconfig /flushdns & ipconfig /registerdns command.
Logged onto host "" through lmi and connected the server "" "-Unable to logon the server through lmi and rdp ,lmi is shows hostoffline and rdp received error. I only investigated and left any changes to our NOC. What are the resources in place for these (RAM / CPU)? And are they all on a VMware environment? I'm curious as to the difference in your RDSH's that serve 30/40 users versus the ones that serve 100 users. We also are having very heavy loss of work due to this issue. Them to put some more effort in in diagnosing the root cause. I also recommend opening a case with Microsoft, the more cases they get, the more known the problem will become within, hopefully allowing Please keep us posted if that helps or not. This is the worst MS-based issue we have suffered in many years and our users are losing faith in the platform. usually on the 2nd or 3rd attempt, the login process fires correctly, but it can neverīe associated with anything such as peak times or such. Regardless of all of this, we have also had random black screens on attempted logins for months (actually, over a year now) and have never gotten to the bottom of it. We have now uninstalled KB3161606 from all machines, restarted them all and are playing it by ear, but we aren't hopeful yet. We still get a couple of servers randomly hit per day, no rhyme no reason. It is worth stating that most of our servers host hundreds upon hundreds of active sessions, although 2 of our RDSH have under 30/40 active sessions and these 2 machines are the only ones to not get taken down by multiple 4005 events, though the odd 4005Įvent does still hit that machine, but the user tries again and it is fine for them. We even uninstalled KB3172614 from all servers,restarted them, NO JOY!. (ESET), we've scoured ADDS, rectified every warning/error message we can on the domain, no matter how unrelated it may seem, including the DSFR service which was another red herring. We reconfigured out NICs, updated our DNS servers as we thought it was that (as DNS was updating after each machine restart which was a red herring), we upgraded the VM's, as DCs were on 2012 so we have upgraded those to 2012 R2, reconfigured our Anti Virus Late nights and weekends going through every form of update. The instance the domain controller came back online, it kicked off two of our RDSH with the black screen 4005 issue. We began to get this issue on the 9th August after a round of updates were installed on our primary domain controller. I will try to uninstall KB3172614 installed on the 8/6 and post the result. This new thread is also experiencing a similar issue : I don't know if this is related, just dropping the information in case of somebody expected the RDS Down Session state (can be listed with qwinsta.exe ) Until this issue comeback again earlier in august with the Winlogon 4005 Error.
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We though this was related to an antivirus software and made change to it. This issue was previously happening but in a different way previous August.Įnd-users have the same blackscreen but RDS session was stuck in a down state.
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When some users went for lunch (session disconnect)Īnd came back, their session did not reconnect (black screen in RDP, winlogon 4005 event)Īll 3 servers are recently updated with updates from patch Tuesday (august 9th). Some users had a successful logon, other users had a black screen while connecting with RDP. As of today we experienced the same issue with a 3 Server 2012r2 Remote Desktop Server farm.
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