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Change ctrl alt del screen windows 7
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I have a suspicion that the issue with XenDesktop and another program (it might be SCCM in my environment) fighting over the WMI repository. I have never been able to kill the spiked process.

  • When CPU spike occured, the processes was always a svhost.exe process tied to winmgmt (WMI) service.
  • Then boot the machine back to normal mode and it would function again. from Admin CMD "winmgmt /resetrepository". Generally I would do this from safe-mode as there are fewer services relying on WMI.
  • On the occasions where a hard-reset didn't return the server to functionality, I had to do a WMI repository reset.
  • Using a CLI tool (taskkill, etc.) would just hang tryin to end the process. Trying to kill them from task manager would have no effect. I left myself logged into the server until the problem reoccured, at which point I was able to see that numerous sessions where not logging off correctly (still had 4-5 windows processes running) - I was unable to foribly kill these programs.
  • There where generally numerous half-closed sessions on the bugged servers.
  • Ever since I segregated RDP sessions and XenDesktop sessions onto seperate servers the problem has been much less frequent.

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  • Problem was much more common when dealing with Servers where there were mixed ICA/RDP sessions.
  • I haven't tracked down the precise cause but here are some things I've noticed. My experience has been that it generally fixes itself after a hard reboot.












    Change ctrl alt del screen windows 7