I am relatively new to Terminal Services. We have a W2K Terminal server and
I installed McAfee VirusScanner on it. My problem is that now every user is
running a automatic updater UpdateUI.exe. Only my login needs to run this as
I am the only user with permission to update the system.

Can someone tell me how I can have it that the application only runs for one
user.

Thanks.

Check where UpdateUI.exe is started. There's probably a shortcut
to it in the All Users Startup folder, or maybe in the Run key in
the registry. Just remove those and it won't run anymore in every
session.

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Vera Noest
MCSE,CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
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"=?Utf-8?B?U3RyeWRlcg==?=" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote on 02 nov 2004:

>
> I am relatively new to Terminal Services. We have a W2K
> Terminal server and I installed McAfee VirusScanner on it. My
> problem is that now every user is running a automatic updater
> UpdateUI.exe. Only my login needs to run this as I am the only
> user with permission to update the system.
>
> Can someone tell me how I can have it that the application only
> runs for one user.
>
> Thanks.