Terminal Services Manager not working

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I have Vista Business, and have installed the Windows Server 2003 Admin Pak
SP1. I can open other admin controls fine, except for the Terminal Services
Manager. It immediately gives off error message "Terminal Server
Administration has stopped working". When I select "Check online for a
solution and close the program", it never takes me to any website, it just
closes the error message and that's it.

Any idea what may be the issue?
 
Your post was awhile ago, so this prob. won't help but...

It appears, as of now, that the TSM in the Admin pak will not work in Vista:

"The Terminal Server Administrator tool does not work on a Windows
Vista-based computer because of an access violation. To work around this
issue, run Remote Desktop from a Windows Vista-based computer, and connect to
another computer that can use Tsadmin.exe. For example, connect to a
Microsoft Windows XP-based or a Windows Server 2003-based computer that has
the Administration Tools Pack installed. "

** taken from here:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/930056

The above page was "last reviewed" on 6/12, so it would appear that this is
still not resolved.

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Thanks Jimk!

It is never too late.

Thanks!

jimk said:
Your post was awhile ago, so this prob. won't help but...

It appears, as of now, that the TSM in the Admin pak will not work in Vista:

"The Terminal Server Administrator tool does not work on a Windows
Vista-based computer because of an access violation. To work around this
issue, run Remote Desktop from a Windows Vista-based computer, and connect to
another computer that can use Tsadmin.exe. For example, connect to a
Microsoft Windows XP-based or a Windows Server 2003-based computer that has
the Administration Tools Pack installed. "

** taken from here:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/930056

The above page was "last reviewed" on 6/12, so it would appear that this is
still not resolved.

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