WINDOWS SERVER 2016 REMOTE DESKTOP SLOW DRIVER

WINDOWS SERVER 2016 REMOTE DESKTOP SLOW DRIVER

We were able to confirm that the issue is indeed caused by vsepflt by restoring the regular AM config we use and unloading the driver from the target RDSH server in question Ivanti support suggested to try and remove the VMware vsepflt filter driver. So, I moved my doubts to the AM config itself, so I tested using an empty AM (Application Manager) config and that partially resolved the issue: The вЂњwaiting for the user profiles serviceвЂќ stage was not hanging anymore but the desktop would still take up to minute to load while waiting on a black screen. Subsequent logons went straight in without any issues, so I disabled services one at the time and found that disabling вЂњAppSense Application Manager AgentвЂќ alone would stop the problem.

Get-Service *appsens* | Stop-Service -Force Trying to decipher the problem, I started by disabling Appsense services on the RDSH Windows Server 2016 which we are launching the sessions on Similar behavior is also seen upon logoff.Д®vent Logs donвЂ™t show any signs of errors or warnings that are relevant to this behavior. User logons would get stuck at вЂњWaiting for the user profile serviceвЂќ for up to two minutes followed by a black screen for up to 1 minute before loading the Desktop icons.

VMWare Tools with VMware NSX File Introspection filter driver (vsepflt) вЂ“ Formerly known as VMWare Vshield. Ivanti User Workspace Manager 10.1 (FR3).

In this case, Windows Server 2016 hangs for minutes on вЂњPlease wait for the user profile serviceвЂќ Environment In this article, I am discussing a problem we faced with slow logon and logoff time when compared with Out-of-the-Box (fresh) installation. I have been working recently on building a new Citrix Xendesktop site, with RDSH being Windows Server 2016 Standard, and Ivanti (Appsense) as a Workspace Manager, and Citrix PVS 7.15 LTSR for image provisioning.

Windows server 2016 remote desktop slow