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Posted by >>>>> on June 8, 2005, 10:38 am
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Thank you. I am downloading the 2.02 version now to test and see.
> This is a known issue. It's fairly uncommon across Terminal Servers for
> people to log in both on console and remotely. It usually happens as you
> discovered when people have a single box they work on remotely.
>
> The workaround is to disable the ability to login to two sessions.
>
> This is a temporary workaround by the way. The next version out has a fix
> for this problem. This issue came up very late in the process and we
> didn't have time to get the fix in. We're very sorry this bit you.
>
> --Paul
>
> >>>>> wrote:
>> Actually this error happens under any environment on XP/2003 where more
>> user profiles are present. Can we have the WDS work under each user
>> context as separate profile?
>>
>>>I spent lot of time investigating this error (fixing and reproducing it
>>>mutiple times). I think I have figured out what causes the error. I am
>>>posting here to see if anyone can show me a workaround.
>>>I have a Windows Server 2000 box as my desktop with terminal services
>>>enabled (in administrative mode). I installed desktop search and indexed
>>>my
>>>files. I usually login at the box in Console mode i.e. the usual way. Now
>>>sometimes while leaving office, I lock my computer instead of logging off
>>>...If then I terminal in to the box (of course using the same user
>>>account)
>>>..as expected another session is created. Desktop search immediately give
>>>me
>>>this error 'We're sorry, but Windows Desktop Search has detected a
>>>problem
>>>with your Desktop index and cannot continue. Please reinstall MSN Search
>>>Toolbar here: http://toolbar.msn.com'. After this application stops
>>>working
>>>completely even when I am at console (i.e. not terminaled in). I am
>>>forced to
>>>reinstall and reindex from scratch.
>>>It seems there is something to do with lock on index file or something
>>>like
>>>this.
>>>
>>>Is there any workaround? I terminal in regularly..and I cannot trust
>>>myself
>>>to log off everyday without fail :(
>>>
>>>Any help will be appreciated.
>>>
>>
>>
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