Written by After you install SP1 on Windows 2008 R2 SP1, you may encounter problems with RDP after reboot. This happens if http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2667402 is already installed.
Fix: Uninstall http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2667402 before installing SP1J
If you already have installed SP1 with KB2667402 already installed you must uninstall KB2667402 and then re-apply it. You can uninstall it remotely with following command:
wmic /node:<SERVER> process call create “powershell wusa /uninstall /kb:2667402 /quiet /forcerestart”
Thanks for this life saying suggestion.. It really worked for me.
Good to hear!
Hi Christian,
Thank You very much,your Solution worked for me.
Glad to help:)
YES! 10 thumbs up for this solution which yet saved another life!!!
Thanks so much for a very useful solution! It worked like a charm!
Oh yes, works as a charm 🙂 Thank you very much 🙂
Hey, thanks Christian! It really works!
You’re the Man Christian! Huge ups to you, as you just saved my weekend by not having to go into the office.
The remote uninstall code worked exactly like you stated.
Glad to help!
Thanks you saved me a lot of work.
You have no idea how much this saved my bacon. many thanks.
Thank you!!! Spent all afternoon yesterday going crazy with this stupid problem, your solution fixed it first try
Many thanks for the remote command – worked like a charm and saved me a LOT of time!
Not worked for me 🙁
Uninstall of this update was successfull, then restart and install it once again but not worked. RDP always disconnects few seconds after login.
If you don’t reboot after installing SP1, you can reapply that KB, without uninstall first.
You should be able to re-install it in all cases after SP1 as SP1 makes it applicable again.
I hope it will working on WIn 7!
Thanks a lot. This solution worked for me on win 2008 R2