The vss and swprv are both Shadow Copy services that are usually not running 
but set to Manually start by some outside process call and I'm guessing 
Terminal Services would not be effected.  The Backup software requests the 
Windows Shadow Copy service to make temp copies of all files during the backup, 
once the backup is complete, the temp files are deleted.

Shadow Copy service can also save permanent 'versions' of a file, like 
snap-shot images.  We've not used Shadow Copies of files here, so I don't know 
if the reset sequence will effect the files being saved as Shadow Copies.  I 
suspect the service would simply be unavailable during the reset steps but 
that's another test needed.


emcuser wrote:
> Maybe I'll try your manual reset commands the next time this happens to see 
> if I can at least avoid rebooting the server each time. Will running these 
> commands affect user access? This is a terminal server.
> 


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