For us, the INI Fix didnt work and we don't find this to be a good solution anyway. We temporarily solved this by redirecting temporary folders for our users, like vGeesink mentioned above. We are using a group policy now to change the environment variables TMP and TEMP to C:\temp\%USERNAME% If you are going for this workaround, please note that some software doesnt like it if the default temp folder in the users profile (%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Temp) is missing. So you should ensure the folder is created, if not existing, usin GPO. This totally works, no more locked profiles on the terminal servers. ... View more

Hello, please make sure you have none of these updates installed: KB2970228 KB2993651 KB2982791 KB2975719 KB2975331 And if so, uninstall, reboot and check again if this helped. ... View more

After uninstalling KB2970228 and KB2993651 on all of our terminalservers, restarting and waiting a day I can now finally verify that this helped. @rhservices: Thank you for the hint @digitalman77: Have you checked for those two updates already? ... View more

Ok, looks like uninstalling KB2970228 AND KB2993651 works for us (tested on one server) I will verify it on more servers as soon as possible. I have uninstalled/not installed the following Updates: KB2970228 KB2993651 KB2982791 KB2975719 KB2975331 I DO have installed the following: KB2976897 ... View more

Hello pinkadmin, I do not have KB2982791 installed on the server I am testing on. I do have KB2970228 installed tho, and I am going to uninstall this aswell now and post my results later. ... View more

Are you sure it was Z@*.tmp files and not A*.tmp files? I have seen temp files being created and successfully cleaned after printing a PDF as you just did, but they didnt have the Z@*.tmp names. I followed these steps now: 1. Uninstalled KB2976897 aswell (KB2993651 was uninstalled before) 2. Rebootet server 3. Cleaned old local profiles under C:\Users 4. Logged in as user and printed a PDF to a real printer (-> Z@R*.tmp files were being created) 5. Closed AcrobatReader (-> temp files are still there and locked) 6. Logged off the server (-> local profile is not deleted) But I noticed, that only some PDF files (with a lot of fonts included) produced Z@*.tmp files. Other dont create any temp file in that location (scanned images, no fonts included). Others again create A*.tmp files, wich are deleted when closing AcrobatReader. The problem occurs when being a domain administrator aswell. ... View more

Unfortunately this did not help. After uninstalling KB2993651 and rebooting the server on tuesday, I today have two locked local profile folders on that server again, with a date of yesterday. I will try uninstalling KB2976897 now. ... View more

Thank you for the info! We do have KB2993651 installed and the problem started around that time. Microsoft says: Known issue 1 After you install this security update, fonts that are installed in a location other than the default fonts directory (%windir%\fonts\) cannot be changed when they are loaded into any active session. Attempts to change, replace, or delete these fonts are blocked, and a "File in use" message is displayed. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2993651/en-us I have uninstalled the update on a server now. As soon as I am able to restart it and have watched it for a day, I will come back with the results (if any). Regards, Stefan ... View more

Hello, we have the same problem with - Reader 11 on - Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 x64 using - Citrix XenApp 6.5 Rollup Pack 4 2 out of 7 users produce this problem every day, resulting in locked profile folders on all terminalservers daily. We have to reboot the servers every day and delete folders manually aferwards. ... View more