I have a windows form application being deployed using ClickOnce on Terminal
Services.

I am experiencing a problem where by the first user to run up the
application is successful and the app downloads and launches successfuly,
however if a second user logs on to terminal services and attempts to launch
the app then the "Verifying applications. This may take a few moments"
message does appear briefly and then disappears but no application is
launched.

I assume this is a configuration issue but don't really know where to look,
any ieads gratefully recieved.

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Gordon Smith

Hi Gordon,

moments" message does appear briefly and then disappears but no application
is launched.

Do you see a launch error dialog showing at this time? If yes, could you
please show us the detailed error messages?

What version of IIS you publish the ClickOnce application to?

I performed a test based on your description but didn't reproduce the
problem. The following are my test steps:

1. Publish a ClickOnce application to a web server with IIS 7.
2. Remote desk to a machine A from a machine B.
3. Launch the ClickOnce application via the url
"http://servername/TestApplication/TestApplication.application".
4. The ClickOnce application is installed and launched properly.
5. Remote desk using another user account to the machine A from the machine
B.
6. Launch the ClickOnce application via the url
"http://servername/TestApplication/TestApplication.application".
7. The ClickOnce application is installed and launched properly.


Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support

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Hi Gordon,

How about the problem now?

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Sincerely,
Linda Liu
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