Subject: Critical FSLogix Issue – Specific User Logon Disconnects All Active RDS Users
Summary:
We’re experiencing a severe issue within our Remote Desktop Services (RDS) environment involving a specific user account.
Environment:
- RDS servers: Multiple hosts (names omitted)
FSLogix version: 3.25.401.15305
Profile containers stored on a central file server
Issue: When this specific user logs into any of the RDS servers, all other active user sessions on that server are instantly disconnected. This only occurs with this one user — all others operate normally.
Troubleshooting Steps Taken:
Deleted and re-provisioned the user’s FSLogix profile (VHDX)
Verified group membership (inclusion/exclusion rules)
Confirmed share and NTFS permissions match working accounts
FSLogix logs show the profile mounts without error
Event Viewer logs show user-initiated logoff events for other users immediately following this user’s login
FSLogix Log Behavior: The logs indicate a clean profile load: VHDX attachment, registry hive import, folder redirection setup, and a clean logoff without error.
Additional Notes:
The issue persists after removing and recreating the profile
Logs, Group Policy XML, and environment details are available upon request
We suspect this may be a conflict related to the user’s SID, session, or an internal FSLogix handling error.
Request: We’re requesting support to identify the root cause and recommend a fix to prevent this behavior from reoccurring.Subject: Critical FSLogix Issue – Specific User Logon Disconnects All Active RDS Users
Summary:
We’re experiencing a severe issue within our Remote Desktop Services (RDS) environment involving a specific user account.
Environment:
RDS servers: Multiple hosts (names omitted)
FSLogix version: 3.25.401.15305
Profile containers stored on a central file server
Issue: When this specific user logs into any of the RDS servers, all other active user sessions on that server are instantly disconnected. This only occurs with this one user — all others operate normally.
Troubleshooting Steps Taken:
Deleted and re-provisioned the user’s FSLogix profile (VHDX)
Verified group membership (inclusion/exclusion rules)
Confirmed share and NTFS permissions match working accounts
FSLogix logs show the profile mounts without error
Event Viewer logs show user-initiated logoff events for other users immediately following this user’s login
FSLogix Log Behavior: The logs indicate a clean profile load: VHDX attachment, registry hive import, folder redirection setup, and a clean logoff without error.
Additional Notes:
The issue persists after removing and recreating the profile
Logs, Group Policy XML, and environment details are available upon request
We suspect this may be a conflict related to the user’s SID, session, or an internal FSLogix handling error.
Request: We’re requesting support to identify the root cause and recommend a fix to prevent this behavior from reoccurring.